I’m a Girl: Hormones by Shelley Metten
I’m a Girl: Hormones by Shelley Metten from Anatomy for Kids, is a book for older boys that will educate them about puberty and the changes that will happen to their reproductive anatomy.
This is a series of 3 books, of which this is the third book. This book talks about the hormone changes during puberty, with age-appropriate information being given on the early changes of puberty and what to expect next. The menstrual cycle is discussed and the management of periods.
The first book, I’m a Girl: Special Me is for 5-7 year olds, and the second book, I’m a Girl: My Changing Body is for 8-10 year olds.
Sexual intercourse is NOT talked about in this book.
I’m a Girl: Hormones by Shelley Metten is ideal for children between the ages of 11 – 13 years of age.
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About the Author Cath Hakanson
I'm Cath, a sex educator living in Australia with my husband and 2 kids. I help parents to talk about sex (with less cringe and more confidence) and to empower their child to make smart sexual decisions. You can join my online parent support group here and visit my shop for helpful resources.
