When it comes to babies and children, sexual health is not often considered, but it should be. We want our children to grow up healthy and happy, and that includes their sexual health and well-being. 'Sex positive parenting,' in addition to teaching your children about gender and sexuality, as well as puberty sexual education, can help prioritise their sexual health, which is one of the most important aspects of health. Educating ourselves on topics like consent, body safety, gender norms, gender identity, intimacy, puberty education, and healthy relationships will enable us to start meaningful conversations about consent, intimacy, and healthy relationships with our children and adolescent children at a young age. This entails learning about bodies, relationships, and sexuality in developmentally and age-appropriate ways, as well as explaining that learning about these topics is a natural, normal, and significant part of childhood, adolescence, and adulthood.