Sex Education: Teaching the Most Vulnerable
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Chantai Snellgrove 
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Let’s talk about…SEX EDUCATION
Why? Because there are a few things, parents of children with special needs need to know… because we also know our children are vulnerable. But they are also sexual beings…like it or not.
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Answers and Takeaways You Don’t Want to Miss:
- When to Introduce and discuss sex education
- The importance of not assuming
- dispelling certain myths that parents believe
- Steps to take if you think your child has been a victim of sexual assault.
Related: Sexual Education for Special Needs Children
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An instructional guide for parents/caregivers of individuals and children with developmental disabilities
Check out these podcast highlights:
• Topics to cover [04:31]
• The importance of not assuming certain outcomes [05:38]
• Sexual or Asexual [7:46]
• Discussing Masturbation (Yes, we go there) [9:59]
• Don’t help facilitate their vulnerability [13:20]
• Steps to take if your child has been a victim of sexual assault [16:45]
• Dr. Ellis shares about his book to help families [21:40]
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Related resources and links that may be helpful:
• Puberty Help! Great Books to Help You with Questions and Challenges
• Puberty Tips for you and your Special Needs Daughter
• BODY SAFETY BE AWARE: Some General Tips and Guidelines
• “Caring for Autism: Practical Advice from a Parent and Physician.”
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