Amazing You!: Getting Smart About Your Private Parts: A First Guide to Body Awareness for Pre-Schoolers

I love the book. It has nice, normal cartoon style illustrations. It mentions all the information necessary and a child will ask you in terms that they can understand. Not really hard, not shameful, not something to worry and feel ashamed about. It is open ended in terms of sufficient details that the child will understand and also be satisfied with the answers. As they grow you can re-establish the necessary biological knowledge and even further more when they grow and ask more. I love the words, illustrations, and also the way of writing. Also the way they have taken effort to even write a note to the parents about how they should also not feel ashamed and answer their kids as honestly as possible so hey do not end up teaching their children of being ashamed of their body parts too. I have bought it for my 5 year old niece, although she has knowledge prior to this but is now very curious about how the organs and body parts look and work. So this was a good step for beginners.

Excellent book to have conversation about private parts and how a baby is formed with kids. Must have for all parents and kids

My children are almost 4 (girl) and 6 (boy). Note, that before reading the book, they already knew and use the correct names for their private parts (vulva, which is somehow not used in the book even once, vagina and penis) that were introduced to them early as part of their daily hygiene routine. They already knew that a mother gives birth to a child. The book is easy and nicely written. The reason to start sex ed at home early is children at this age do not have proper understanding of the processes and they do not have body and sex related shame, awkwardness and shiness which will take place later, when out of the blue, a parent decides to discuss this stuff with an older child. This simple book helps introduce the correct vocabulary and makes body discussions fun rather than awkward. It helps lay the foundation for discussions at later stages. It's not the stork is excellent for 6-8 year olds. For 9-11 year olds, I recommend Usborne What's happening to me for Boys/Girls. Start sex ed early to establish the supporive and open environment for your children.

It's a good beginning book to teach your kids about private parts

Really liked the way it's written, makes it easier for the parents to explain and the kids to understand!

Poor packaging. The book was bended quarter way. Should have handled better. Otherwise this is a great book to start with your kids.

Great book!

It's a good book but I beleive not for children below 12 years , it's my opinion it may varies wd others.