Special Boys’ Business by Fay Angelo, Heather Pritchard and Rose Stewart

Book Review

A short overview of this book

Special Boys’ Business by Fay Angelo, Heather Pritchard and Rose Stewart is a puberty book that has been written for boys with special needs including intellectual disability, physical disability, communication disorder and autism.

This is a disability puberty book which takes a boy, his parents and carers through the physical and emotional changes experienced at puberty. It has simple text and colourful, fun illustrations. Age appropriate information is presented in a friendly, inclusive manner which is ideal for boys with special needs.

This sex education book helps boys with learning disabilities, and the important adults in their lives to manage this stage of life with confidence.

You can learn more on this page, about how to talk to kids about sex education

Ideal Age

Ideal for children aged 9 to 12 years.

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You can buy a copy of Special Boys’ Business by Fay Angelo, Heather Pritchard and Rose Stewart from Amazon.

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Hey there, parents and caregivers! Today, I wanted to share with you a really cool book that I recently came across. It’s called “Special Boys’ Business,” and it’s all about helping boys with disabilities understand puberty and growing up. The book is written by a nurse, a psychologist, and a teacher, so you know it’s got some solid expertise behind it.

One thing I really like about this book is the way it uses illustrations to explain the changes that boys go through during puberty. It’s visual and easy to understand, which makes it great for kids who might struggle with traditional written explanations. Plus, it covers important topics like body hygiene, erections, masturbation, and even feelings of attraction and diversity. The book also includes a section for parents, so you can feel supported in having these conversations with your child.

I know it can be tough to find resources that address the specific needs of boys with disabilities, so I’m really glad to have stumbled upon this gem. If you’re interested in learning more, I’d definitely recommend checking out “Special Boys’ Business” to see if it could be a helpful resource for your family. Okay, that’s all for now. Take care, and I’ll catch you next time!

Title: A Fun and Informative Book for Girls: A ReviewHey everyone! Today I want to talk a fantastic book that’s here to make those awkward conversations a little bit easier for parents and kids. “Puberty and Special Girls” is a book written by a trio of experts – a teacher, a nurse, and a psychologist, and it’s illustrated by Jeff Taylor. I recently came across this book and wanted to share my thoughts with you all.

This book is all about helping girls understand their bodies as they grow up. It covers everything from changes in their bodies to puberty, periods, and even a little bit about love and sex. The best part is that it’s filled with positive language and colorful illustrations that celebrate the diversity of girls’ bodies. It’s a great tool for parents who want to have open and informative conversations with their daughters about these important topics.

One of the things I loved about this book is that it doesn’t shy away from discussing periods and period products. It talks about pads, tampons, and even touches on period pants. The book also includes helpful information for parents and caregivers at the back, making it a valuable resource for families navigating these discussions. I highly recommend “Puberty and Special Girls” as a must-have for parents who want to support their daughters through the journey of growing up.

So there you have it! If you’re looking for a fun and informative book to help your daughter navigate the changes of growing up, “Puberty and Special Girls” is definitely worth checking out. It’s a great way to start these important conversations and empower girls with the knowledge they need. I hope this review has been helpful, and I can’t wait to hear your thoughts on this book! Cheers!

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