Your kids are learning about sex and sexuality. But who is shaping their understanding—parents, friends, social media, or the internet? For many Christian parents, talking about sex can feel awkward, intimidating, or overwhelming. When should these conversations begin? How much should kids know at different ages? And how can parents teach God’s good design for sexuality in a way that builds trust rather than shame?
In this episode of Upside-Down Parenting, Matt Jones and Janel Greig sit down with Kristen Miele, founder of Sex Ed Reclaimed, to discuss how Christian parents can confidently navigate conversations about sex and sexuality from a biblical worldview.
Together, they explore why parents should be their children’s primary source of guidance, how to approach age-appropriate conversations, and why talking about sex should be an ongoing dialogue rather than a one-time event. They also discuss how to respond when children encounter pornography, confusing cultural messages, or difficult questions about sexuality.
Discover practical ways to build trust, respond to challenging conversations with grace and truth, and equip your kids with a biblical understanding of sexuality before culture shapes it for them.
Learn more about Kristen Miele and Sex Ed Reclaimed: https://www.sexedreclaimed.com/