Why Boys and Girls Are Different: For Ages 3 to 5 and Parents

by Carol Greene, Michelle Dorankamp (Illustrator)

Praised by teachers, parents, pastors, and doctors, this series has stood as a leader in Bible-based sex education for more than 30 years. Each book in the series helps children see sex as a good gift from God to be used responsibly. In a positive, Christ-centered manner, The New Learning About Sex series helps you cultivate open and honest communication about sex, present accurate, age-appropriate information, and explain physiological and socio-psychological aspects of sex. The series includes a parent's handbook to help you deal sensitively with your children through all their stages of development.

Simple and accurate terminology and age-appropriate pictures help preschoolers understand the similarities and differences between boys and girls.

Genres: Childrens

32 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1982

About the author

Has degrees in English Literature and musicology. She has worked in international exchange programs, as an editor, and as a teacher of writing. Lives in Webster Groves, Missouri.

Reviews

[A'set Gentry]

This book is about complete gender conformity and doesn't encourage children to be themselves no matter what gender they are.

[Jennifer Fertig]

Great for introducing kids to differences in boys and girls and how God made them "fearfully and wonderfully".

[Chappyfamily]

A Christian view so I liked it for that reason but it was so basic so I don’t feel like having a book to teach those things are needed.

[Michelle Williamson]

Great book for teaching preschoolers the basics of why boys and girls are made differently. Promotes good conversation that is the building block for future openness of communication between you and child regarding the topic of sex.

[Robynne]

This is a great series that is *Christian-based*, which I really liked!

[Cws]

JENF-Gre