Teaching Teens What Their Parents Forgot to Mention with Dr. Tracy Meyer

In this episode, we’re joined by Dr. Tracy Meyer—a psychology professor, mom, and longtime educator who’s spent over 20 years teaching young adults about sexuality, development, and the things lots of mothers forgot to mention.We talk about the gaps in sex education, the myths still floating around, and how we can all do better—whether we’re raising kids or trying to understand our own bodies.Here’s what we cover:What many young adults still don’t understand about sex and anatomyThe surprising impact of using correct language for body parts early onHow to start age-appropriate conversations about puberty and sexWhy shame-free education leads to healthier kids (and adults)Resources we wish we had growing upDr. Meyer brings practical, thoughtful insight—with a good bit of humor—into how we can raise more informed, confident kids…even if we’re still learning ourselves.About Dr. Tracy Meyer:Dr. Meyer has been a psychology professor for over 20 years. She is married and has two children, a 17 year old daughter a12 year old son. Her research interests are in sexual harassment and gender microaggressions against women.Resources and Links:It’s Not the Stork (book for children)Our Bodies Our SelvesPlanned ParenthoodFind resources mentioned in this episode here.Learn more about this podcast here.Submit your 90-second lesson/experience here.Apply to be a guest here.Stay updated on new episodes here.*Information shared on this podcast is not medical advice. If you have a concern about your physical or mental health, please seek support from a proessional.