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I recently asked my second-grade son about crushes in his class. He told me about a few of his classmates' crushes, including his own, and he also made it clear that there were some he couldn’t tell me about because he had been sworn to secrecy. I respected his secrets and d...
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In the early days of American history, whispers of witchcraft were enough to send women to their deaths. The infamous Salem Witch Trials of 1692 were a dark chapter where fear and superstition cast women as villains in stories they never authored. But the Salem Trials were far from an isolate...
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How to Weave Body-Positive Learning Into Your Family's Summer
Summer might be made for sunshine, pool days, and popsicles—but you know what else it’s perfect for?
Learning about our amazing bodies, minds, and identities in fun, shame-free ways. ✨
At My Little Yoni, we believe sex ed isn’t just ab...
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Happy Pride Month: How It Started
Rainbow Flag Flies
Celebrate Pride 2025 With Us!
We hope you have already dusted off your rainbow flags and are celebrating Pride Month! MLY proudly supports this month-long celebration to recognize and support LGBTQ rights and honor the...
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Talking to Kids About Masturbation—Without Shame
Let’s talk about something real: masturbation.
Yep. The “M” word. A topic that still makes plenty of adults uncomfortable—but here at My Little Yoni, we’re all about turning tricky conversations into empowering ones.
Masturbation isn’t shameful. It...
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Let’s talk about something big. Yes, even a little scary. But don’t worry—we’re here to make it smart, simple, and empowering. 💪
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM), and while the topic can feel heavy, it's also an opportunity. A chance to equip kids with the tools they need to stay sa...
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Images of education, leadership, and confidence often come to mind when we think of female empowerment. But in Kilgoris, Kenya, empowerment looks like swift, strong defensive moves and unwavering confidence. Here, Maasai girls are learning self-defense to protect themselves from abuse and early m...
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