TALK Puberty | By Lori Reichel |
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Cost | $3.49 |
What does the app do?
TALK Puberty app provides a selection of frequently asked question about puberty, with the intention of giving parents, caregivers and teachers the confidence to start conversations with their children or students. The app has 5 main sections:
- Basic questions about puberty
- Questions about most girls
- Questions about most boys
- Other questions children often ask
- Open-ended questions.
The basic and commonly asked question sections provide a series of questions with brief answers to further stimulate learning and discussion. The section ‘Other questions children often ask’ contains a variety of questions, including those about consent, identity, sexual health and safety. For the complete app description, go to the app website(external link), App Store(external link) or, for a more detailed review, see Reviews.
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✔ A large amount of useful information that considers practical questions children might have. ✔ Good level of detail for the suggested age group. |
✘ Only contains text with questions and answers divided into 5 sections which are then swiped through sequentially, so it's not possible to search for specific topic areas. |
Review details
Date of review: 26/01/21
Platform reviewed: iPhone
Version: 1.0.2
Download size: 18.7MB
Updated: 2021
Related topics
Puberty apps
NZ Health App Library
Consumer guide: how to choose a health app
Clinicians guide: how to choose a health app
Puberty
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