Published: January 31, 2008. Loved it... ❤ by me and kids. Publisher: Penguin Young Readers Group. Light rubbing wear to cover, spine and page edges. There is no mention of sexual intercourse.
ISBN: 0-525-47389-0. This book covered very few topics - especially in comparison to others that we have reviewed. Written specifically for children ages 1 to 6, this book was designed to assist caregivers in answering questions related to sexual anatomy and pregnancy. Includes great notes for parents. Amazing you getting smart about your private parts cast. Pages may include moderate to heavy amount of notes and highlighting, but the text is not obscured or unreadable. Great book for teaching your child about their reproductive organs. I like how the book clearly explains the body of males and females. It's nice that it mentions the vagina is stretchy. Share your opinion of this book.
Something awesome is on its way. Earn 55 plum ® points. Amazing You: Getting Smart About Your Private Parts: A First Guide to Body Awareness for Pre-Schoolers (Hardcover. How is that better than the stork? I mean, yeah, preschoolers are going to understand it, but there's important things you need to be discussing with preschoolers in addition to this-- People not touching them inappropriately and similar ideas, because you need to really talk about that before it might happen. It is a good book for parents to share with their children that are starting to ask questions about their bodies.
It can be hard for families to talk about our bodies, but it is the most important thing we can do as parents for our children. Used books may not include companion materials, and may have some shelf wear or limited writing. GETTING SMART ABOUT YOUR PRIVATE PARTS. Also, the illustrations are rather cartoony, which is annoying when talking about something this complex and important.
Get the latest updates about Dr. Gail Saltz. And that's not a very high bar. Friends & Following. Amazing You - Getting Smart about Your Private Parts. We will be purchasing this to keep in our home library. It gives an honest description of what our, "private" parts are, the differences between a boy and a girl, the anatomical name for our different private parts. Your doctor's going to look at you. I would have preferred the topic of pregnancy be introduced by the fact that when a sperm and an egg combine, it makes a baby. COMPLAINTS: They didn't explain women's breasts at all (but my kids have seen enough babies nursed they are already familiar with breastfeeding). Keeping those lines of communication is critical to being a part of the conversation because if we don't, kids will learn through other means and maybe pick up the wrong messages or lessons. I imagine there are some people that do, like people don't have hands.
While the description will suit most families' narrative about how a baby is made (cisgender and coupled birth parents, no reproductive aids), it simply isn't the case for such a huge swath of pregnancies that it seems damaging to teach it to any kids. We'll see how it turns out... With a new baby sister due very soon, they've suddenly come up with lots of questions and the time was right to delve into the details a little more than we have in the past. Condition: Very Good. Satisfaction 100% guaranteed. Young readers and pre-readers will respond enthusiastically to this child's proud self-assurance, and be prompted to take stock of their own abilities too. May contain limited notes, underlining or highlighting that does affect the text. Number of Pages: 32. My daughter has been very interested in this book and "reads" it to her one year old sister since she has basically memorized it after me only reading it to her a few times (which is indicative of how much she likes the book). Your parents are going to bathe you. Amazing you getting smart about your private parts online. And now my littlest tells me often when I change his diaper, "I have a private part, " or he tells me a little bit more about it. This is a used book. I really wanted to like this book but it reads like a textbook. It talks about reproduction, birth, and the difference between boys and girls.