

Vanessa Kroll Bennett
Founder of Dynamo Girl, a company focused on building girls' self-esteem through physical activity and puberty education.
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Oct 4, 2024 • 25min
Puberty hits different now
Join pediatrician Cara Natterson, co-author of "This Is So Awkward: Modern Puberty Explained," and puberty educator Vanessa Kroll Bennett as they discuss the alarming trend of earlier puberty in kids. They explore the impact of stress and chemicals in everyday products on hormonal development. The conversation shifts to redefining puberty discussions between parents and children, emphasizing the importance of ongoing dialogue and support. Together, they celebrate the evolution of adolescence, advocating for understanding and independence during this pivotal life stage.

May 30, 2025 • 45min
Puberty and Parenting: How to Evolve Communication with Your Tween with the Hosts of "This is So Awkward"
Cara Natterson, a pediatrician and author, alongside Vanessa Kroll Bennett, co-host of This Is So Awkward, dive into the complexities of parenting tweens navigating puberty. They emphasize the importance of evolving communication as puberty starts earlier. Listeners learn why open discussions about bodies, hormones, and relationships are crucial. The conversation also touches on effective sex education strategies, the need to separate parental baggage from children's experiences, and empowering children to make informed choices during these transformative years.

Feb 5, 2021 • 1h 23min
Ep 80: Puberty: How to Talk About it And What to Say
In this engaging discussion, Vanessa Kroll-Bennett, founder of Dynamo Girl and puberty educator, shares invaluable insights on guiding kids through puberty. She emphasizes the importance of using anatomically correct language and teaching consent early to foster understanding and reduce shame. The conversation explores how to discuss sensitive topics like menstruation and sexuality openly, instilling confidence in children. Vanessa also highlights the need for parents to engage with media like 'Big Mouth' to facilitate productive discussions on puberty.