You Are Growing Up: A Book on Sex Education for Teenagers

Sooner or later every child enters puberty. This is a time not only of raging hormones, the overthrow of authorities, and strange preferences in clothing and music, but also of endless questions and doubts. And how comfortable and calm puberty will be for both the teenager and his or her parents directly depends on complete, clear, and delicate answers to these questions.

— What’s happening to my body?
— What is love and how do you deal with someone in a relationship?
— What kinds of kisses are there?
— What is sex and how to do it safely?
— What kinds of STIs are there and how to protect yourself?
— How does pregnancy progress and how to respond to the fact that someone was adopted?

A significant place is given to the human side: what healthy relationships are, how to recognize manipulation, how to preserve privacy on social networks—and much more. This is a true candid conversation that will help parents even without being personally involved to give their child the right answers to important questions and raise a happy, well-balanced person.