Everything You Never Wanted Your Kids to Know About Sex (But Were Afraid They'd Ask): The Secrets to Surviving Your Child's Sexual Development from Birth to the Teens [Paperback]

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Richardson, an assistant psychiatry professor at Columbia and Cornell who maintains a personal practice in psychiatry, and Schuster, a UCLA associate professor of pediatrics and public health and the founding director of the CDC-sponsored adolescent health center, bring extraordinary expertise and scintillating intelligence to the guide to coping using a child's sexual maturation. Acknowledging that kids are "inherently sexual" (male fetuses, for example, have erections in utero), the authors show how parents can influence their children's sexual development in healthy ways through honest communication. With this forthright and reassuring volume, the Richardson and Schuster prove themselves models of the skill. They walk readers from the development of your average girl and boy, from infant "seeds" of sexuality to teenager's first connection with intercourse, and fearlessly cover topics from toddler sex play to dating, love, homosexuality, masturbation, birth control, STDs and pregnancy. Thoroughly researched, quite well written and chock-full of personal stories from parents, this "survival guide" needs to be required reading for any parent who believes in becoming open about these touchy issues.
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"Your kids' sexuality is bound to produce you squeamish." No kidding. For parents whose tots are playing doctor inside garage and whose teens are pleading for coed sleepovers, here is some help. With wry humor also as comments from people that are already there, Richardson and Schuster combine experience with pediatrics and psychiatry to lend a frank helping hand (the emphasis is developmental and practical) by exploring not exactly the science and the time line of children's sexual development but in addition what is on the line when sex expires for discussion, whether the topic is abstinence, pleasure, feelings, responsibility, orientation, or STDs. Suggestions on handling "Big Talk" situations are here in plenty, just like clues to guiding children "from high chair to high school" toward making the proper choices for themselves. Does talking to your kids about sex help? Richardson and Schuster admit that, from a scientific standpoint, the jury remains out, nonetheless they still think a better solution is surely an unequivocal yes. Stephanie Zvirin
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