ABOUT ABBY
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Hey! Hi! Hello! I'm Abby, Qualified Sex Educator and Founder of Pleasure & Peach.
In 2016 I graduated with a Bachelor of Psychological Science with a focus in Sexology. Ever since, I've been working to provide women and non-binary vulva owners with valuable tools, body-safe pleasure products, and evidence-based education to live a more confident and fulfilling sex life. No shame. No stigma.
At Pleasure & Peach, I want to challenge the status quo and talk openly about female pleasure, sexual anatomy, pelvic health, and
why solo and partnered sex deserve to be enjoyable at every stage of life. I also believe that products like pleasure devices and lubricants aren't just fun extras; they can be game changers for intimacy, sexual well-being, and even pelvic health. But most of us were never taught how to choose body-safe products or why quality matters. I want to change that. I passionately believe that access to pleasure matters.
Pleasure & Peach supports people of all abilities by sharing
strategies and products that can make intimacy more accessible.
As a qualified sex educator, I’ve spent years studying the science of sexuality, pleasure, and desire—but my passion for this work isn’t just academic. Like most of us, I did not grow up with a comprehensive sex education inclusive of pleasure.
Our educational consultations and online store have been carefully curated to help women
connect with themselves, their bodies, and their pleasure.
As a young woman I experienced shame around my body, I experienced stigma and guilt around my pleasure. I barely understood my sexual anatomy, or how to communicate my wants and needs with my partner.
BUT I discovered how transformative it is to gain a comprehensive sex education, to unlearn shame, and break free from harmful societal messages about bodies, beauty, and sexual expectations. I did it! Now it's time to reclaim sex and pleasure as something that is for you.
Sexuality isn’t static—it evolves with us. Motherhood, menopause, illness, major relationship changes—these are all deeply personal transitions that can impact sexual well-being in ways we’re often not prepared for. Maybe sex has become painful, or your desire has shifted, or you’re trying to rebuild intimacy after childbirth. Maybe you’re exploring pleasure after years of putting it last. These experiences are real and they're valid. You deserve reliable information and resources to rediscover pleasure, whatever stage you're at.
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I’m now a proud mum to two young girls. Changing the narrative around sex and pleasure for women and people with vulvas is more important to me now than ever.
Pleasure & Peach is built on the belief that pleasure is for everyone. It’s not a luxury, it’s not an afterthought. It’s a core part of sexual well-being and overall health. And you deserve access to it.
So, welcome. You’re in the right place.
Let’s rewrite the script together.
