Key takeaways from the Interview
- Talking to children about sex and their bodies is not a one time thing.
- Talk about sex, sexual health and sexuality should begin at an early age
- The sex talk should upgrade as children grow up and parents should have an age appropriate talk at every stage of their children’s life as they grow up
About our Guest - Kristen Miele
Kristen Miele has been educating youth on the topic of sex for the last 12 years. She's taught in hundreds of diverse settings including 2 different countries and has experience teaching ages 3 and up on content related to sex and sexuality.
Kristen has a Bachelor's and Master's of Science in Community Health from the University of Illinois and is also a Certified Health Education Specialist (NCHEC). The vision for Sex Ed Reclaimed came to her in November 2021 and it became an LLC in 2022.
Kristen has one daughter, Emma Joy, who is 4 years old as well as a fat orange cat. She's been married to Anthony since 2012 and they live in Columbus, Ohio. She loves them and also enjoys reading as well as being with other believers for fellowship.