It's Not Too Early to Talk About This. The First Stage of Sex Education: From 0 to 6 Years. A Book for Parents

Do you not know how to find the right words to start a conversation with your child? Or do you consider yourself incompetent in this matter? Perhaps you feel uncomfortable discussing intimate topics with your child? Here is a book for moms and dads who are interested in questions of sex education. It is written by Russian specialists: children's gynecologist Ksenia Razdrogin and psychologist Olga Karaseva. Together, they debunk entrenched myths about sexual education and explain why and how to talk to your child about their body and relationships between the sexes. You will learn about the peculiarities of psychological development in children from 0 to 6 years old, the anatomy of the sexual organs, the nuances of physiological development in boys and girls, proper hygiene, and much more. You will also find answers to the following and other questions: - At what age should sex education begin? - What should you do if feelings of shame or anxiety hinder your discussions about sex education? - Why is it so important to understand the structure of the reproductive system of both sexes? - What should you talk about with your child? Will it harm them? - What are the common myths about sex education? - Why teach your child about boundaries and how to ensure their safety? "It's Not Too Early to Talk About This!" will help parents enrich and systematize their knowledge. It will guide you on how to convey the necessary information to your child to lay the foundation for future relationships built on mutual trust. This book will be a good assistant for moms and dads who understand the importance of sex education and enlightenment and do not want to call the penis a "tap" or the vulva a "little gap." Written by a children's gynecologist and psychologist, it will help parents of preschoolers find the right words and phrases for an honest and open conversation with their children.