This is Me” – A Sexual Education App for Kids (Ages 4–12)

Download from Google Play Store:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.studiogaus.sexedu

What Is “This is Me”?

“This is Me – Sexual Education for Children” is a beautifully designed, interactive, ageappropriate
app created by Studio Gaus. It helps children aged 4–12 learn about their
bodies, feelings, respect, relationships, and identity in a safe, thoughtful, and guided way.
The app breaks sensitive topics into age-specific levels:

What Is “This is Me”?

• Ages 4–6: Learning about body parts, private zones, and emotions
• Ages 7–9: Understanding personal boundaries, body changes, relationships
• Ages 10–12: Deeper discussions on puberty, attraction, and self-identity
  Each section includes friendly illustrations, audio explanations, and engaging prompts
  designed in consultation with child psychologists and educators.
  

How to Download

1. Open the Google Play Store on your Android phone or tablet.
2. Search for: “This is Me – Sex Education” by Studio Gaus
3. Or click this direct link:
   https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.studiogaus.sexedu
4. Tap Install, and wait for it to download.
5. Open the app, and choose the age group for your child.
   Note: Currently available for Android only.
   

How to Use the App

• Select Your Child’s Age Group: 4–6, 7–9, or 10–12.
• Explore Topics Together:
  • Body parts (with correct terminology)
  • Emotions and privacy
  •  Consent and safe touch
  •  Self-awareness and relationships
• Audio Narration: Listen together or let the app read aloud to your child.
  Interactive Visuals: Kids tap characters or scenes to learn about situations (e.g., asking for permission, naming feelings).
  No Ads or Distractions: The interface is child-friendly, calm, and distraction-free.

Why Parents love it

– Developed with experts in child development and psychology
– Inclusive and respectful of gender, identity, and culture
– Encourages real conversations between parent and child
– Helps children understand that their body and feelings are valid, important, and theirs to protect
– Builds foundational knowledge before misinformation from AI, internet, or peers fills the gap

Tips for Parents

Co-view the content the first time your child uses the app.
– Use it as a starter for family discussions about body respect and personal space.
– Revisit topics weekly or monthly as children grow.
– Keep reinforcing the messages with real-life examples and books.

Final Thoughts

“This is Me” is not just an app—it’s a conversation tool. In today’s AI- and media-heavy world, where kids often learn sensitive information without context, this app empowers you to be the first voice your child hears on love, respect, and self-awareness.