"I think we need to be aware of what the consequences are of not offering affective-sexual education."

"What's very important is to be able to talk to your partner and say, I don't feel ready right now."

"There is bound to be a crisis, no matter how well the couple is doing, the arrival of children is going to affect them."

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You are no longer just two: how to rediscover yourselves.

Let's be honest, many times when we have kids we put aside the typical romanticism of a couple. The reason? Our life has changed completely. So how can we keep the flame going while having kids? That's what this very honest episode is all about!

Let's be honest, many times when we have kids we put aside the typical romanticism of a couple. The reason? Our life has changed completely. So how can we keep the flame going while having kids? That's what this very honest episode is all about!

  • Marta Eguía is a mother, an actress in the play Madres and is currently preparing a script for a series on relationships.
  • Ana García is a mother, psychologist and sexologist with more than twenty years of experience.
  • Sergio C. Fanjul is a father, poet, journalist, columnist for El País, screenwriter and writer of the book El padre del fuego, which deals with the relationship between a couple when little ones arrive.
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Sex education begins at home. How?

In this episode we talk very honestly about what affective-sexual education means, how to approach it at home and what it means not to talk about it, because that is also affective-sexual education. Our guests share very honest anecdotes that will help and accompany you in this adventure. But... who talks honestly? María Dotor is a mother, journalist and director of the contents of Educar es todo. Lara Avargues is a psychologist, sexologist and equality agent. She gives talks in schools and institutes to mothers, fathers and teachers about sex education. Raúl Massana is a father, comedian and author of the podcast Yo nunca. His little daughter gave a life lesson in social networks that made them viral.

In this episode we talk very honestly about what affective-sexual education means, how to approach it at home and what it means not to talk about it, because that, too, is affective-sexual education.

Our guests share very honest anecdotes that will help you and accompany you on this adventure. But... who talks honestly?

María Dotor is a mother, journalist and content director of Educar es todo.

Lara Avargues is a psychologist, sexologist and equality agent. She gives talks in schools and institutes to mothers, fathers and teachers about sex education.

Raúl Massana is a father, comedian and author of the podcast Yo nunca. His little daughter gave a life lesson in social networks that made them viral.

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Nurturing honesty Presented by Gema Hurtado

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At Smileat we have been nurturing honesty for 10 years and what better way to celebrate it than with this new podcast. A podcast that is, like everything we do at Smileat, very honest.

We will talk about all the issues you are concerned about when it comes to raising your little one, what you want to hear and what you don't want to hear.

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