An Australian sexuality educator named Deanne Carson has recently sparked widespread debate and controversy across social media platforms and parenting communities worldwide by suggesting that parents should seek a baby’s consent before changing their diapers. While this idea may initially sound unconventional or even impractical to many, it is rooted in a broader philosophy of fostering a “culture of consent” from the very start of a child’s life. Carson’s perspective has ignited passionate discussions about how early and in what ways children can be taught about bodily autonomy and respect for personal boundaries. Carson, who describes herself as a sexuality educator, public speaker, and author on topics related to human development and relationships, has been advocating for the importance of consent education starting at infancy. Her argument is not that babies, who are clearly unable to speak or fully comprehend complex ideas, will verbally agree or refuse diaper changes. Rather, she suggests that parents can begin introducing…