The Parents' Guide to Private Body Parts: How to talk to your child about their whole body

Studies show that children who receive good sex education and are comfortable talking about their private parts are less vulnerable to sexual abuse and typically postpone sex until they are older and act with more responsibility.
In The Parents’ Guide to Private Parts, family communication and sex education expert Cath Hakanson draws on over 25 years of talking to parents, children and teenagers about their bodies and sexual functions to offer you proven, comfortable methods for teaching children how to talk about their sexual organs, genitals, and how they work - without embarrassment or using immature language.
Parents are also provided with helpful human anatomy illustrations that are amazingly effective for explaining where private parts are for both boys and girls, and teaching kids what they do and why they are important, so they learn to be comfortable with their own bodies and understand the body parts of people of all genders.
In The Parents’ Guide to Private Parts, you will learn: Valuable parenting tips for getting more comfortable talking to your kids about sexual body parts and functions – and how to start talking to your kids without feeling embarrassed or making them uncomfortable How to explain private parts and sex however feels most comfortable for you – this beautifully illustrated parents’ guide is full of child-friendly images and includes both traditional and gender-nonconforming explanations Names to teach your child about their private body parts and specific suggestions for incorporating body part words into everyday life, broken down by age starting from toddlers under 2 years old and continuing through the teenage years and puberty How to manage conversations that involve sexual organs like the penis and vulva How to establish rules about private parts, including private rooms and areas, intimate clothing, and touching private areas of yourself and others Diversity in genitals and how to discuss it Tips for teaching kids about feminine hygiene, washing and bathing How to talk about difficult topics, like erections, genital holding, masturbation, puberty, nudity, and more
With vocabulary words and definitions, detailed, but sensitively drawn reproductive system illustrations, questions and answers, plus additional resources and books to read, The Parents’ Guide to Private Parts is the definitive resource for the conversations that will empower your children and strengthen your relationship!
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To find more titles and resources to help with sex education and parenting skills, go to Cath Hakanson’s sexedrescue.com