What is my body like? Teenage Life -- Little Encyclopedia Q&A

Author: Zheng Zhong
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Publish Date: 2005-04-01
Features: "Be concise and direct when answering children's questions about sex; follow the basic principles: a calm, honest, and natural attitude is crucial. Trying to be mysterious or overly dramatic can create an unresolved sense of mystery and abnormal shame in children's minds." "Before talking to children about sex, parents should first equip themselves by learning correct sexual knowledge through books or parenting courses, correcting their own vague sexual concepts. We recommend the book series 'What Our Bodies Are Like,' which provides sufficient information for parents to reference. In terms of attitude, openly accept children's questions, listen attentively, avoid laughing or scolding, and also avoid looking awkward. When answering, be clear and direct, using appropriate terms like 'penis' instead of euphemisms. If you encounter questions you don’t understand, be honest and admit it, suggesting that children seek answers together with their parents. Don’t worry if your answers aren’t perfect or if they seem too brief or insufficient. Answer the questions sincerely, and children will feel your care and love. This book is divided into eight sections: Physiology, Psychology, Emotions, Health, Fitness, Family, Friendship, and Etiquette, providing comprehensive care for boys' actual lives. It carefully selects over one hundred questions that boys are most concerned about and offers practical solutions, surely providing reliable help. If after reading this book, boys truly gain something and are able to paint a colorful picture of their lives, building a bridge to the future, then our satisfaction will be beyond words."