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Understanding one's sexuality is a lifelong process. This pamphlet outlines developmental markers for what children need to know about sexuality — from infancy through adolescence. These guideposts can help parents, caregivers, and educators decide when a discussion of a given subject is age-appropriate. They may be particularly helpful for those who develop curricula or other programs. They include information and concepts about sexuality and reproduction that children need to learn at different ages.
With the information and sets of skills outlined in this pamphlet, our children are more likely to feel good about their sexuality and make the best possible choices for themselves, their partners, and their futures.
- By Age Five
- Ages Five to Seven
- Ages Eight to 12
- Ages 13 to 18
- Most parents want their children to grow up to have healthy sex lives …
- 12th grade reading level
- 10 pages
- Revised 2007
- National Health Information Award
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