The Parents’ Guide to Puberty

Name: The Parents’ Guide to Puberty
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The Parents’ Guide to Puberty

Puberty resources for overwhelmed parents

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> Navigate puberty parenting with confidence and composure

> Assure your child that change is normal

> Understand why you need to teach them – and what, when and how to

> How to overcome your own embarrassment

Kid: “Why do I need hair under there?”

You: *frantically start Googling*

You can wing it if you like.

But if you want to be cool and calm when your child hits puberty, here’s the guide you need for the puberty talk.

Let the wonderfully frank and knowledgeable Cath Hakanson upgrade your parenting skills for this crucial phase of life.

When it comes to puberty, hair growth is just the beginning.

After that it gets sticky… there’s masturbation, pregnancy, hormones, and STIs to manage.

The Parents’ Guide to Puberty covers them all.

And it manages to be patient and encouraging, even when you feel embarrassed and timid.

Talking with kids about this stuff can be challenging.

You know what’s worse?

Letting someone else do it.

Be the one who answers questions.

The book covers:

A parent’s view of puberty
WHAT your child needs to know about puberty
HOW to talk to your child about puberty
And… 100 questions and answers about puberty (your quick-flick guide).

Tackle puberty with confidence and grab this invaluable resource NOW!

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You can buy a copy of this guide at Amazon or Lulu (a book printer with reasonable global shipping).

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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Suitable for parents of children aged between 6 to 18 years.

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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?”

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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

Tackle puberty with confidence and grab this invaluable resource NOW!

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Really good.

I’ve been integrating this into what I’m teaching my kids and it has been very, very helpful!

A no nonsense guide and resource for talking to your child(ren) about puberty

In regards to all things sex education, I have used Cath Hakanson's resources over the years. When I saw that she had written a puberty guide for parents, I was very happy as this is a well written and informative book.

It's really easy to read and has some great tips for having an open and honest conversations with your child(ren). The information is relevant in understanding not only physical changes but also the behavioral and emotional changes that are happening as our children develop. The guide has lots of ideas for answering specific questions about puberty.

Highly recommended.

Frequently asked Questions

When should I buy this guide?

The earlier the better. Something has led you to find out about this book, so ‘puberty’ must be on your mind, which means it’s probably on your child’s mind too (or soon will be). The earlier you can equip yourself with the knowledge and skills provided by this guide, the sooner you’ll be able to support your child.

My child has already started puberty, is it too late to buy this guide?

Puberty won’t be finished until your child is in their late teens, so there are still changes that have yet to happen. So if your child has already started puberty, it isn’t too late to be having these conversations. Inside the guide, I have suggestions on how to get started if puberty has already begun.

My child isn’t showing signs of puberty, is it too early to buy this guide?

Female bodies can start to change at around 7-8 years. Male bodies can start to change from around 8-9 years. So if your child is 7 years old or more, then NOW is the time to buy this guide.

Will talking about puberty encourage awkward questions?

Talking about puberty might encourage awkward questions but that’s actually a good thing! As it means that your child trusts you and already sees you as a reliable source of information! (Congratulations, by the way!)

But you can relax, as I’ve got that covered for you! In the back of this guide, you’ll find more than 100 short straightforwards answers to the questions kids often ask.

My child isn’t comfortable talking about puberty, will this guide help?

You’re not alone if your child isn’t comfortable talking about puberty, as other parents tell me the same thing. So inside this guide, you’ll find lots of suggestions on how to get your child talking.