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Sex Education

  • Embracing Self-Pleasure: The Importance of Self-Touch

    Hello, friends! It’s me, My Little Yoni, your trusty superhero here to talk about something super important: self-touch. Yep, today we’re diving into the wonderful world of self-pleasure and why it’s a key part of understanding and loving your body. I’ll keep it fun, educational, and simple so yo... View Post
  • Pride Month 2024

    Table of Contents: Pride Month 2024: How It Started Rainbow Flag Flies Celebrate Pride 2024 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 ... View Post
  • 3 Important Sex Positive Parenting Lessons

    Table of Contents: 1. Communication is key 2. Have a plan to talk about Conception & Consent. A. Covering conception (a.k.a. Where do babies come from?) B. Discussing Consent  3. Challenge gender stereotypes How gender stereotypes affect children We’ve talked to hundreds... View Post
  • Ariél Saint White talks about Sex ed for kids and Vulva

    We want to reframe sex education from “the talk” to recognizing that sex education conversations are a series that happen over many years. Each conversation is an opportunity to establish trust with your children. The nature of conversations changes as children grow up.This is a fantastic chat we... View Post
  • Educate kids on Gender Identity this International Pronouns Day

    Table of Contents: International Pronouns Day:It matters A new way to think about gender identities The difference between sex and gender How to Support International Pronouns Day When it comes to gender, ideas about what it means to be a girl or a boy are everywhere, and these idea... View Post
  • Teaching Sex Ed: Making it Easier with Ariel Saint White

    Did you know that sex education programming varies widely across the United States? According to Planned Parenthood, only 39 states and the District of Columbia mandate some kind of sex education and/or HIV education. Less than half of high schools cover all the 20 topics recommended by the CDC ... View Post
  • My kid caught me having sex - now what?

    Talking to your kids about sex can feel awkward but having your kids catch you in the act is cringe-worthy. But the reality is your kids might walk you in while you're having sex. Maybe you forgot to lock the door, or are on vacation where locks don’t exist.  At the moment, questions might run th... View Post
  • STDs are on the rise: How Yoni Magic Can Help

    Chlamydia, gonorrheal infections, and syphilis are all STDs that affect many people. There were 2.5 million reported cases of these STDs reported in 2019. Half of those occurred among adolescents and young adults ages 15-24. Young people are at a higher risk of contracting these STDs and it’s no ... View Post