We’d be happy to answer any questions or address your concerns. For any questions, concerns, or information requests To ask an anonymous question you would like to see included in the gameĬontact JenEric Designs if you have ideas for questions that you think should be in Blush. Visit the Blush page on the JenEric Designs website, for more information about this game. 250 questions on 125 cards, 60 large voting cards, instructions.Classroom version: For 2-30 students and one facilitator.250 questions on 125 cards, 40 voting cards (4 per player), instructions.

With subjects like reproduction, general health, gender identity, and sexual orientation, Blush aims to help parents and teachers approach the topic of sexual health with their teens and pre-teens, and to give kids the opportunity to ask the questions they have in an atmosphere of fun and comfort. With 200 questions (and their answers!) this trivia game is the perfect tool to initiate important discussions about all aspects of sexuality. The fear of being judged, or even just perceived as weird, can be paralyzing, and often the only way people feel safe discussing these issues is if the subject is brought up by someone or something else. However, kids who are shy about asking the people they love and trust the most the questions they have about sex are not any more likely to feel comfortable in a classroom full of their peers. Kids often dread asking the questions they have, and parents often feel they lack the tools and knowledge to address these questions when they are asked, or rely on the schools to address them. The traditional “talk,” when parents talk to their kids about sex, can be intimidating, awkward, and is all too often avoided.

Crushing It by Jen Desmarais