Sex Education for Children, where Puberty is Illustrated and Explained

Nowdays, most of the children lack the proper sex education that is utmost a necessary in today's modern world. If any child attempts to learn and understand sex education by himself/herself they are sub-consciously dragged to other unsolicit websites that are not suitable for them.

This Puberty Explained app, provides cartoonic illustration, that educates young children on understanding puberty and knowing exactly what happens during puberty inside the body of both a Male (Ejaculation Explained) and a Female (Mensuration Cycle Explained).

The contents of Sex education on puberty covered in this ebook are :-

> Changes with Puberty and Hormones

> Female Puberty (how pads and pods work)

> Male Puberty

> Growing and Changing Bodies

> Girls: Puberty changes

> Boys: Puberty changes

> Taking Care of Your Body

> New and Changing Feelings (mood swings)

The puberty inside a male and females body is explained as

Our bodies change from the moment we are born and keep on changing all through our lives. They change because everything that’s alive grows and changes. There is a time when girls and boys do more than just grow taller and bigger as they have done since birth.

Girls start to grow into young women sometime between the ages of eight or nine and fifteen. Boys start to grow into young men sometime between the ages of nine or ten and fifteen. Puberty is one of the names given to this span of time. The word puberty comes from the Latin word pubertas, which means grown-up or adult.

When people use the word puberty, they are usually talking about all the physical changes that take place in kids’ bodies during this time. Most of these changes make it physically possible for a female and a male to make a baby. The other word that is used to describe the span of time between childhood and adulthood is adolescence.

The word adolescence comes from the Latin word adolescere, which means to grow up. When people use the word adolescence, they are usually talking not only about the physical changes that take place during puberty, but also about all the new thoughts, feelings, relationships, and responsibilities kids have as they become young adults.

Even though the words adolescence and puberty have somewhat different meanings, people often use them interchangeably. Puberty, or adolescence, is an in-between time — when a boy or girl is not a child anymore but is not yet an adult. Girls often start puberty when they are nine or ten or eleven years old.

Boys often start puberty a year or so later — when they are ten or eleven or twelve. For most kids, puberty takes place over a stretch of time — over a few years. This usually gives kids time to get used to their adult bodies.

The many changes that take place in our bodies during puberty are caused by hormones. Hormones are chemicals that are produced in many different places in our bodies.

Hormones travel through the body’s bloodstream from the place where they are made to other places in the body where they do their work. The word hormone comes from the Greek word hormon, meaning to set in motion — to start something working. There are many kinds of hormones in our bodies.

Read more of them inside the Puberty Guide App.