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Hi there!

I'm Cath Hakanson, and when gifts were being handed out by the 3 fairies (you know, the ones from Sleeping Beauty), I was given the gift of being able to comfortably talk about sex.
I have a string of qualifications longer than your arm, over 25 years of clinical sexpertise under my well-worn belt, and have helped thousands of parents along the way.
Combine that with my practical down-to-earth approach & passion for helping families, and you'll be talking to your kids about sex, before you know it!
Oh, and expect to find typos! I do look for them but they do like to hide!

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100+ Questions Kids Have About Having a Baby by Interrelate

100+ Questions Kids Have About Having a Baby by Interrelate is a book that provides answers to the 100 most common questions that older kids ask about pregnancy, conception, birth and looking after a baby. The information is simple, age-appropriate and up-to-date. A great book to have on the family bookshelf.

This book does talk about sexual intercourse.

100+ Questions Kids Have About Having a Baby by Interrelate is ideal for children between the ages of 10-12 years of age.

Buy a copy of 100+ Questions Kids Have About Having a Baby by Interrelate from the publisher.

You can also watch a video review of 100+ Questions Kids Have About Having a Baby by Interrelate on Youtube.

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