Puberty Girl is a really nice sensitive book that looks at puberty and some sexed
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An interesting discussion is worth comment. I believe that you need to write more about this subject, it may not be a taboo subject but usually people do not talk about these subjects. To the next!
Hi Cath While there is reference to books as a resource , are their recommended websites that might also be a guide for parenting a 7 year old boys natural inquisitiveness ? I would imagine it requires appropriate anatomical imagery or photos to gide the explanation of terms and body parts
Most of the books do have age-appropriate images which can be helpful (especially if they don’t have an opposite-sex sibling or friend to peer at in the bathtub).
I am a huge fan of books for parents as it gives you the info in an age-appropriate way, with pictures and a storyline that keeps your child interested. I do have a page that has over 80 books on this topic –
On my resources page, I do have links for child-friendly sites that provide info for kids but there aren’t many of them –
And then I have a heap of content on my site that is written to get parents more comfy and chatting.
Just wanted to add a great book that my (now 8 year old) daughter and I have read through twice now (and I see her looking at it on her own sometimes) is “Sex is a Funny Word”
But to satisfy curiosity in kids, the best approach is to answer their questions, have some books on a range of topics that interest them, and talk naturally – which encourages them to come to you with their questions about sex (and not their friends or the internet).