Planned "Parenthood" at it again

[EnglishYew]

"They’ve inserted “question your gender, kids!”. No surprise there.

Planned Parenthood Launches New Sex Ed Videos Targeting 4 to 9-Year-Old Kids - LifeNews.com

Abortion activists are pushing their irresponsible sex agenda on younger and younger children. This week, Planned Parenthood and several partner groups launched a new YouTube channel with sex education videos designed for children as young as 4. “Amaze jr.” advertises itself as a tool to help...

www.lifenews.com

 

[EnglishYew]

I should add that I did watch the first video clip, on YouTube.

 

[ThinkingSapien]

Here’s a preview:

Planned Parenthood Launches New Sex Ed Videos Targeting 4 to 9-Year-Old Kids​

This week, Planned Parenthood and several partner groups launched a new YouTube channel with sex education videos designed for children as young as 4.

“Amaze jr.” advertises itself as a tool to help parents of young children “have healthy conversations” about their bodies, sex and gender.

“Amaze jr. is comprised of a series of videos and guides to help parents talk to their children about sex and sexuality, and a set of adorable age-appropriate videos for parents to watch with their children ages 4-9 to get the conversations started on sometimes tricky topics like Where Do Babies Come From, Our Bodies Are Private, and Learning About Gender,” developer Debbie Roffman said.

One of the videos that LifeNews watched, “Help kids learn where babies come from,” seems innocent enough. It even is life-affirming, telling young children that a pregnancy means a woman is carrying a baby in her womb.

But the “Amaze” video series for children ages 10 and up clearly are agenda-driven, not factual. For example, the “So, You Think You’re Pregnant” video misinforms students about pro-life pregnancy centers. It urges them to avoid the non-profits and go to Planned Parenthood instead if they think they might be pregnant. It also portrays teen parenting in a negative light. While teen parenting certainly is difficult, the video fails to mention any negative consequences of abortion.

I see two channels. There is AmazeParents which is targeted at helping parents explain concepts to their children and Amaze Org that appears to be directed at adolescence and young adults . The one targeted at children has it’s first video uploaded a month ago. But the one targeted at young adults (which contains the videos that the article called out) has it’s first upload 2 years ago.

AMAZE Org

Real sex ed info in fun, animated videos that give you all the answers you actually want to know about sex, your body and relationships. We release new videos every other Thursday! ---- AMAZE is a collaboration between experts in the field of sex education—Advocates for Youth, Answer and Youth...

www.youtube.com

AMAZE Parents

AMAZE.org's free resources help you create an ongoing dialogue with your kids about everything from babies to bodies to gender to consent with fun animated characters kids can relate to.

www.youtube.com

I’m looking at the video they called out.

The criticism is that “it urges them to avoid non-profits and go to planned Planned Parenthood instead” This is what I can find in it that comes closest to that.

It is important that they talk with a trusted adult and visit a healthcare or family planning provider that you trust.

Be aware that there are some clinics that trick women into coming to them for pregnancy options counselling but then do not accurately provide all of the information or talk honestly about all the options open to a pregnant person.

There are three options open to a person that finds themselves pregnant.

• becoming a parent,
• putting up the child for adoption
• or aborting the pregnancy.

 

[EnglishYew]

The criticism is that “it urges them to avoid non-profits and go to planned Planned Parenthood instead” This is what I can find in it that comes closest to that.

Criticism of planned “parenthood’s” sex education programming generally centers on their sexualization of children and their promotion of sexual experimentation and promiscuity in adolescents, in addition to their encouragement of gender warping ideology, of course.

 

[ThinkingSapien]

Criticism of planned “parenthood’s” sex education programming generally centers

I was looking at the specific criticism that the article stated, not for general criticisms. I don’t think that specific criticism is warranted. But I’m just highlighting what I think to be the portion of the video that they are talking about and leaving it up to individual judgement.

 

[Gabika50]

Defund them!!!