Sex education in schools has come a long way. Most curriculums now cover basic anatomy, contraception, and even consent. But there’s a glaring omission: infertility. Why? It’s not a rare issue. In fact, it affects millions of people globally. Yet, we rarely talk about it until it becomes a personal struggle.
Here’s the thing: understanding infertility isn’t just for those planning a family. It’s a life skill. A way to make informed decisions about your body and future. And the earlier we start these conversations, the better. So, let’s dive in and explore why infertility belongs in the classroom—and how it could transform lives.…
