How is my body. Girl's story

Author: Fang Xin
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Publish Date: 2005-02-01
Features: "Be concise and direct when answering your child's questions about sex; do not be mysterious. Follow the basic principles: a calm, honest, and natural attitude is crucial. Sounding overly dramatic or overly surprised will create an unresolved sense of mystery and abnormal shame in your child's mind." "Before talking to your child about sex, parents should first equip themselves by learning correct sexual knowledge through books or parenting courses, correcting their own unclear sexual concepts. We recommend the book series 'What Our Bodies Are Like,' which contains sufficient information for parents to reference. In terms of attitude, openly accept your child's questions, listen attentively, avoid laughing or scolding, and do not appear awkward. When answering, be clear and direct, using appropriate terms like 'penis' instead of euphemisms. If you encounter something you don't understand, honestly admit it and suggest that your child looks it up with you. Don't worry if your answer isn't perfect or if it's too brief or insufficient. Answer the questions sincerely, and your child will feel your care and love."