) was a 28-minute production aimed at helping young people navigate the biological and emotional shifts of puberty. Directed by Ronald Deronge and produced by Studio Landstar Films
Research into these programs suggests they are largely successful in knowledge transfer, though broader behavioral change is harder to measure. ) was a 28-minute production aimed at helping
The deepest content of all: You can have both. You can love stories and know they are not instruction manuals. You can feel everything and choose wisely. That is the true end of puberty education. You can love stories and know they are
Teaching conflict resolution, boundary setting, and consent as foundational life skills. The film is known for its
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The film is known for its , choosing to use actual imagery and nudity rather than drawings to explain biological processes.
Hormonal shifts triggered by the pituitary gland—primarily testosterone in boys and estrogen in girls—do more than just change the body. They often launch an intense interest in romantic connections, starting with "crushes" and eventually leading to dating.