@miriamezagui: Giving you tools of how you can have this important conversation with your children. Always lead with age appropriate information, it’s up to each parent to decide how detailed they get based on their child’s age and development. #education #children #howbabiesaremade #parents
Another point: Even if you are going to be teaching your children abstinence, teach them about safe sex anyways. It's genuinely the best way to avoid illicit abortions, hidden pregnancies, and abandoned babies! "This isn't how we want to behave, but, here is the information if you ever stray off the path we're hoping you take"
2026-09-03 00:48:13
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BevBev👩🏻🦰 :
I asked my mom, as loudly as possible at a restaurant, what a virgin was when I was about 5. I'm sure that was embarrassing for her 😅
2026-09-02 19:43:42
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User_4979 :
It’s also much better to use the anatomically correct terms to avoid anyone meaning to cause harm to them surprisingly! But needed in this day and age you know! Hard to acknowledge but needed
2026-09-06 23:34:08
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Nicole :
I would just tell my kids ‘’daddy gives mommy a special seed that’s called a sperm which he puts inside my tummy that turns into a baby’’
2026-09-02 20:52:20
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Tutu1968 :
my daughter asked how her cousin came out of the belly. I pondered a minuted to get it right. "The baby is in the uterus, it is like a room. When it's time for the baby to come out, there is a thing called the cervix it's like a door and it opens up to let the baby come out. Once the cervix opens the baby travels down the vaginal canal or hallway. Once it has come all the way down the hallway, it comes out into the world." She was 5, I gave her the anatomic terms but also terms that she could understand at her age. She said thanks and understood. I agree use the right terms but also put it on a level they understand.
2026-09-02 19:20:02
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KL the Wildlife Rehabilitator :
Your story with your Bubbe reminds me of the story of when my mother had a similar talk with me. I was about three and had noticed the difference between my body and my new brother’s body. I went around, asking every man and boy I saw if they had a pe_is. Including my grandfather, who was a very old world, European Jew. He was so horrified by the question, that he actually said, “no.” I went running, in tears, to my mother, sobbing as I broke the news to her, that her father was not a boy…. My grandfather appeared in the room moments later, venomously angry with my mother, saying, “Everything? You have to tell her everything?”
2026-09-06 17:17:30
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Honour :
I was told I was made in a blender
2026-09-06 15:15:01
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. :
Do you have Trans people in your Community? How do you speak to your Kids if they ask about queere people?
2026-09-02 18:25:53
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JenJen73 :
I love your content and family and can’t believe I am the first for one of your videos!!
2026-09-02 18:14:03
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Caroline_cat Bridges :
I genuinely didn’t know that a man could stick his a$$ inside of a woman until I read about it 😳 they did briefly go into the anatomy about school, but nothing about sex as it was forbidden.
2026-09-02 22:16:50
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Daniella❤️ :
How do u explain how the father gives the sperm
2026-09-03 18:35:53
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☆ ᴋᴇʟʟʏ ☆ :
i don't like when parents use the terms "pee pee" or "wee wee" with their kids, i always had my daughter use the proper terms obv at an appropriate age because they are not bad/vulgar words
2026-09-03 11:05:53
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Cecilia Levi :
This is what my mother always told me, “Talk to me, not to your friends.”
2026-09-03 12:35:40
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Rockingrandma10 :
I grew up in a Mormon household, and my mother would not discuss any such thing not even a woman’s menstrual cycle. Everything I learned was from my friends.
2026-09-02 21:33:22
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sarahlesmeister1 :
Educating them responsibly like this from an early age also makes it easier to talk to you if anyone ever touches them inappropriately. Unfortunately in this day and age that is something we do have to worry about even when trying to keep them as safe as we can.
2026-09-03 00:35:26
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Sheri Raper Johnson :
Question, do you call a women’s entire “nether region” va-g? Because, if you’re using anatomically correct language, that’s not correct.
2026-09-02 21:28:38
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Panda 🐼 :
I’ve been watching your contact for years
2026-09-02 18:16:28
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Keila :
you're so beautiful Miriam❤🥰
2026-09-02 18:16:26
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its.your.girl.Ninarrr💗✨ :
plus i love how i can learn so much from your vids!❤️❤️😍😍
2026-09-02 18:16:03
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Jen Snookums :
My son is 9 and has never once asked where babies come from or how are babies made. Is that normal?
2026-09-03 18:03:45
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🌈Natalie🐞 :
actually recent studies prove that it's not about the fastest spwrm but the ovum who decides which is most compatible to let bast their barrier
2026-09-04 09:52:08
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Neli Rid :
also teach your kids stranger danger. they might know all the terms and stories, but still not connect it to the guy who asks them to "go watch a puppy together"
2026-09-02 19:43:26
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Bluevwbeetle :
My one daughter asked how many sperms does daddy have and the other daughter answered “four that we know of” they were very young
2026-09-05 06:17:40
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ellaaa 💗 :
hey i have a super important question if you’d be able to respond so i can get the right information! i am a lifeguard and we get two different orthodox jewish camps coming in from michigan and indiana. the camp from michigan knew tiktok trends, had phones, talked abt harry potter, and knew what my love shack fancy stanley was. the camp from indiana didnt have tvs, phones, and was more stricter than the others. can you please explain this to me because they were both orthodox
2026-09-02 20:46:58
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laceyiscool03 :
as a jewish now adult i personally got most of my sex ed from my counselors at jewish sleep away camp. it was a comfortable environment to ask your like 18/19 year old camp counselors about topics that were hard or “embarrassing” to discuss with my parents and no question was dumb
2026-09-03 02:39:50
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