- Early Childhood
- Adolescence
- Adulthood
A book about yourself”
to develop healthy attitudes toward sex and sexual identity.
Do you remember feeling awkward discussing sexual matters with your parents when you were a teenager?
We thought about ways for parents to build relationships with their children from early childhood so that this awkwardness can be avoided and important issues concerning sex can be discussed openly.
Our answer was a picture book that allows children to learn and talk about sex as a natural part of life while playing with their parents, siblings, and friends.
- ●Names of body parts
- ●Developing
a positive body image - ●Learning that people
have various body types
Helping children to understand their body and develop a positive body image will support their healthy growth and confidence.
- ●Learning about private parts
- ●What to do
when feeling uncomfortable
by someone’s touch - ●Practicing how to say
“stop”
Learning about private parts help children to treat their bodies and the bodies of others with respect and to understand boundaries.
- ●Learning that it’s okay
to dress the way you want - ●Learning that it’s okay
for other people
to dress the way they want
Children will learn that they don’t need to conform to gender-stereotypes in how they look or dress and that dressing the way they want is a form of self-expression.
Enables children to read and learn the content through back-and-forth with the parent.
Children will learn the content through a game of finding hidden words and images.
A praising voice will affirm the choice no matter what is chosen.
