What’s in the Box? The Toolkit Making Tricky Topics Tangible

Let’s be honest:

No matter how engaging your board game is, when the topic turns to menstruation, anatomy, or consent, most facilitators could use a little help.

That’s where the Love Land Trainer Toolkit comes in.

It’s small enough to carry under your arm, affordable enough to make sense for schools and community groups, but inside, it’s part educational treasure chest, part confidence booster — and it’s built to make adult training and game facilitation easier, clearer, and far more fun.

The first version wasn’t made in a factory. Karin, Love Land’s founder, sat down with her own two hands, a lot of creativity, and a very clear vision: create something basic but beautiful. Something practical enough for everyday use, but powerful enough to help people talk about the things they normally avoid.

Open the box, and you might start with the menstrual cycle necklace, a colourful, tactile loop that makes explaining hormonal changes feel intuitive and interactive. Next, you might pick up the soft fabric model of female sexual organs. Gentle, respectful, and completely multifunctional, it fits into so many Love Land conversations, whether you’re on an island about consent, menstruation, contraception, or anatomy.

Tucked in one corner is a tiny demo box – small in size but big in impact.

It holds props and illustrations that can turn intimidating topics like fertilisation or the hymen into something approachable and easy to understand.

And then there’s the key.
At first glance, it’s just a simple object. But in the right hands, it becomes a powerful metaphor — unlocking conversations about privacy, boundaries, and self-determination, especially on islands like You-Be-You or Capriolia.

Everything in the toolkit is designed to be used in different ways, across different islands, adapting to the facilitator’s style and the group’s needs. It’s not about having the “perfect” prop; it’s about having something in your hands that makes the conversation easier to start and more meaningful to finish.