About THIS: from the first changes in the body to the first desires

How honestly and affordable to tell children about the transition age? According to psychologists, with adolescents you need to talk on topics that are very concerned about during this period. What is to meet someone? Is it necessary to have sex if you are in love? What are menstruation for? What is a condom? How does contraception work? What does it mean to "kiss with the language"? Does sperm have a head? What is "consent" and why is it necessary? How to avoid unwanted pregnancy? These and many other questions will be answered by the book "About this: from the first changes in the body to the first desires." The publication is designed for children who are still in the period of puberty. It will become a kind of bridge between parents and children, and will help in a conversation on the most delicate. Its authors, Zep and Helen Bryuller, have been publishing books for adolescents and children for more than 20 years, namely this book has conquered the hearts of more than 1.5 million young readers in France.

"Beautiful, honest and accurate book in its performance! The authors carefully walked through all the "pain points" related to relationships, bodily and, importantly, personal boundaries and safety. I recommend that my parents read with their children - they will definitely find a couple of simple but rather important insights for themselves. "
Tatyana Deryabina, founder and curator of the Sex Osvet "project on Yandex.qua

"Authors in an accessible form give answers to the most daring questions of children. The book will help to understand not only the physical changes that are expected in the process of puberty, but also understand how love differs from falling in love, why it is so important to love yourself, what is consent, what should be avoided on the network and what to pay attention to when communicating with people in real".
Anna Levinskaya, teacher, specialist in sex education, author of the book "without secrets. How to carefully and confidently speak with children about the body, relationships and safety "