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.

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.