Many Christian parents want to protect their kids from sexual confusion, pornography, and cultural pressure—but waiting too long to talk about sexuality may be doing more harm than good.

In this episode of Calibrate Conversations, Brady sits down with Elizabeth Urbanowicz, founder of Foundation Worldview, to discuss how parents can teach kids God’s good design for sexuality early, biblically, and without fear or shame.

They explore:

Why kids are encountering sexual ideas far earlier than most parents realize

How to prepare children for pornography and cultural messages before exposure happens

Why “the talk” should be replaced with ongoing discipleship conversations

How to teach kids biblical sexuality while leading with truth, grace, and the gospel

Practical, age-appropriate tools parents can use starting as young as four years old

If you’re a parent, pastor, homeschooler, or Christian educator navigating today’s culture, this conversation will equip you to shepherd your children with confidence, clarity, and compassion.

Timestamps:

00:00 – Why parents are waiting too long

03:10 – The problem with “the talk”

07:40 – Kids encounter sexual content earlier than you think

12:55 – Teaching kids to think biblically, not fearfully

18:20 – Preparing children for pornography in the culture

26:40 – Age-appropriate conversations starting at 4–6

35:10 – Sexuality as a good gift from God

42:00 – Helping kids process shame and curiosity

49:30 – What to do if parents feel hypocritical

57:45 – Protecting kids from sexual abuse

1:07:10 – Loving family members outside God’s design

1:15:30 – Teaching truth with kindness

1:22:40 – Foundation Worldview resources

1:26:30 – Final encouragement for parents

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https://foundationworldview.com/

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