Sexual Health Development Chart
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Flipchart, Revised 2024
This resource is aimed at health professionals and childcare providers. It provides information and messages to promote sexual health in their interactions with children and families and to support parents as sexual health educators. The flipchart includes information for five age groups: Birth to Two Years; Two to Five Years; Five to Eight Years; Nine to Twelve Years; Thirteen to Sixteen Years.
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