Real questions from real young people, answered honestly
152 anonymous questions written by young people in schools, each answered with honesty, care, and no judgement. Post-it notes and all.
Pre-order, £29.99What's inside
Over 150 real questions written anonymously by young people in schools, about relationships, sex, their bodies, and growing up. Each question comes with the original handwritten post-it note and an honest, expert-written answer.
No euphemisms, no evasion, just the answers young people actually want. The book covers consent, puberty, sexual health, identity, contraception, online safety, and everything in between.
Produced in a distinctive 210×210mm square format, the Okay to Ask book is designed to be picked up, flicked through, and left on a table for anyone who needs it.
Who is this book for?
For parents and carers
A conversation starter for home. See the questions young people are really asking, and how to answer them.
For schools
A reference that's always on the shelf. Quick, honest answers for when students ask unexpected questions, in the staff room, the library, or the PSHE cupboard.
For young people
A book that treats them with respect. The questions they've always wanted to ask, answered without judgement.
For everyone
A coffee table book, a gift, a training resource. Designed to be picked up, flicked through, and left somewhere for anyone who needs it.
A taste of what's inside
Every question in the book is answered on this site too. Here are a few to try.
Written and produced by the Tailor team. All content aligned to DfE statutory guidance and the PSHE Association Programme of Study.
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