For Everyone

From birth control to healthy relationships to identity and more, we've got you covered with the info you need. Here are a few recent questions from people just like you that our experts answered:

My periods are irregular. Will birth control pills help?

What if I can't afford an abortion?

Is it safe to take Tylenol if I'm pregnant?

For Parents and Caregivers

It's important to remember that it's never too early or too late to start talking about bodies, relationships, and sex. You don't need to be an expert — you just need to be willing to talk and listen. And for the details? Here's some info you might find useful, including helpful new conversation guides:

How do I talk to my kid about sex and relationships?

How (and when) to talk to your teen about birth control

Facts you need to know about your kids, gender identity and being trans

Need help starting the conversation?

For Teens

Your body might be changing. Understanding what's happening to you and getting to know your body helps you stay healthy. Here are a few questions we get asked a lot:

What can I expect when I get my period?

Are there side effects of birth control pills for teenagers?

Are my penis and testicles normal?

Who can I talk to about my body and sexual health?

Any other questions?

Wondering anything else about sexual and reproductive care? There are lots of ways to get answers:

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