Your Body: An Illustrated Guide for Kids

Name: Your Body: An Illustrated Guide for Kids
Brand: The Sex Ed Shop
Price: 24.25 USD
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Your Body: An Illustrated Guide for Kids

Satisfy your child’s body curiosity

$24.25 USD

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> Anatomically correct body parts with age-appropriate illustrations

> Stop your child turning to Google (or other kids) for the answers

> Normalise that body diversity comes in all shapes, sizes and colours

You are the best person to decide how much information your child needs right now.

So here’s a set of child-friendly pictures to support your personalised conversations about bodies and sex.

Finding sex ed resources is tricky.

Some diagrams are difficult to follow, and some books have waaaaay too much detail.

Set your own course, using this collection of illustrations as a helpful prop.

They show diverse naked bodies as well as the ‘insides’, and they’ll support your explanations for children from age 3 and up.

Instead of leaving them to examine their own body parts (or someone else’s), initiate conversation and give your child the facts.

Download and select the pictures you need right now – and save some for later.

Empower your child with body knowledge now by grabbing these diverse child-friendly illustrations NOW!

It is perfect for teaching kids about body parts and bodies.

PLEASE NOTE: This resource was formerly known as Let's Look at Different Body Parts.

This is a digital product. Nothing physical will ship.

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Suitable for parents of children aged between 3 to 14 years.

You will not receive a physical product in the mail. Instead, you will receive access to a digital file, which you can print out or view on a screen.

This allows you to make as many copies as you'd like for your own family’s use.

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Sex ed in 3 simple steps

DOWNLOAD
Instant, digital access. Easy, Fuss-free, low tech.
LEARN
Bite-size practical information with everything you need to educate your child.
TEACH
Honest, open conversations to empower your child, your way.

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Anatomically correct body parts – for kids

Finding good sex ed resources is tricky. Some diagrams are difficult to comprehend. Some books have waaaaay too much detail. Set your own course using this collection of illustrations as a helpful prop. Show diverse naked bodies as well as the ‘insides’ and support your explanations for children from age 3 and up.

You’re their best teacher

You are the best person to decide how much information your child needs right now. Use these child-friendly pictures to support your family’s conversations about bodies and sex. Don’t leave it to the internet or other kids to teach your child what their body parts are correctly called. Do it your way - safe, values-aligned, as simple or detailed as you like and age-relevant.

Give shame the boot

Genitals – we’ve all got ‘em. Knowing how to name your vulva, penis, breasts or labia is just as important as naming your facial features. Give your child the age-suitable information they crave with these thoughtful illustrations. Remove any sense of shame, embarrassment or fear.

Every body is different

Your body-curious child wants to know what other bodies look like. Let them explore the body walls in this guide and help them understand that diversity is normal. Illustrations offer close ups and different angles, with labels to accurately name all our bits.

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What you'll learn...

How to satisfy your child’s curiosity about bodies without giving them too much information (and over sexualising them)

Talk to your child about the differences between bodies (so they don’t undertake their own investigations by exploring with their friends)

Maintain control over how much information is given to your child

Choose images that range from simplistic to highly detailed

Have shame-free conversations about bodies that feel natural, not awkward

Start teaching body safety so that your child understands their genitals are private and what to do when someone touches them inappropriately

Teaching body literacy, made easy!

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Making it easier!

I absolutely love this. This has helped me talk to my young children about different body parts, it also opens up conversation about body types. Everyone is different and I want my kids to know that! I definitely plan to purchase more in the future to help me as my kids grow.

Very informative and helpful

These really helped explain things to my kids, loved the range of detail and the diversity in the pictures

Frequently asked Questions

Is this resource right for me?

Your Body gives you control over how much information you give your child about their private body parts (or genitals).

It includes individual illustrations that range from very simplistic to highly detailed. That way, you can handpick the illustration that is most suitable for you and your child. If they need more detail, then you just show them the illustration with more details. It’s that simple!

What if my child is circumcised? Or intact?

That is the beauty of this resource, as it includes penises with and without a foreskin. So you can choose what type of penis to show your child.

Your Body celebrates diversity in bodies. So you will find lots of diversity in the bodies inside it, including the genitals.

How do I use this resource?

You will find suggestions inside Your Body on how to use them, with conversation starters and different topics included.

Some parents will print them out and staple them together as a book for their child to freely look at. Some parents will sit down with their child and start a conversation about how bodies are similar but different.

Some parents will bring them out to show their children as they ask questions about bodies.

I even had some parents message me to say that their children loved them so much that they had taped them to the walls in their playroom!