Don’t wing it - wrap your head around puberty and help your child grow through it
Hair in unknown places, budding breasts, stinking armpits. What’s going on? It’s puberty, baby. And it’s time you got your hands on these bestselling puberty resources for parents.
When it comes to puberty, hair growth is just the start. After that it gets sticky… there are bodily fluids, hormones and huge change to manage. The Parents’ Guide to Puberty covers them all. And it teaches you to be patient and encouraging, even when you feel unsure or timid.
Swap confronting for confidence
Puberty is as confronting for your child as it is for you. Get informed on the what, why, when and how of puberty so you can lead the way with composure and confidence. Explaining what’s going on and the relevant, biological reasons behind it eases the way for your child and allows you to focus on the facts, not your fear.
Be their safe space
Talking with kids about this stuff can be challenging. You know what’s worse? Letting someone else do it. Be the one who answers their questions. It places you as their trusted, askable parent and makes home a safe space to talk about all the things they’re going through. Your relationship is stronger and you build a closer bond.
Quick answers at your fingertips
When you’re on the spot, know exactly where to turn. Find all the answers in this guide. Divided into four parts for easy access, it has 100+ questions (and responses) so you can find what you need quicker than they can Google, “What’s a wet dream?”
What you'll learn...
What you need to know about puberty
Why we need to talk about puberty
What changes happen during puberty
What your child needs – and wants – to know including personal hygiene, breast changes, periods, masturbation, ejaculation, sex, STIs, online safety, pregnancy, consent, sexual attraction
How to talk with your child about puberty
More than 100 questions children often ask plus short straightforward answers for you to use or adapt