Sex Education

I was reading a blog friend's blog, and I wanted to share some information I shared with her. I have not purchased these books myself, but I have read a couple. If you don't know how to talk to your kids about sex, this might be a place to start. There is a pack of books you can buy, which has one book for each age group (from very young children to teens). The books have wonderful illustrations in honest, age-appropriate language. I found them on www.familylife.com, which by the way, is a wonderful site for parenting resources. Here is the title and authors of the books: God's Design For Sex Pack by Stan and Brenna Jones and Carolyn Nystrom.

I hope you find this helpful!

Comments

Chelle said…
Remind me of this in a few years, sounds helpful! :)
October 27, 2007 at 1:34 PM
Ro said…
I haven't made it to the bookstore yet, but thanks for the advice! I will be using it. My little guy just asks the most advanced questions, and sometimes I have no idea where to turn to for the answers. Yes, there is prayer, but God hasn't provided me with any book titles yet (except through friends!).
October 27, 2007 at 9:35 PM
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