1. Most children learn at home about relationships, how to be practical, how to clean the home and themselves, relationship building, what is right and wrong, safety at home and outside.
2. A child should learn about all of the above at home and these are constantly being improved as a young child grows up and becomes a teenager and young adult.
3. The first difficult question was where do babies come from and how do they come out of a mummy's tummy. It is also difficult to time the discussion as to what happens to a girls body and the changes that occur at around the age of 10 and 11 through to early teenage years.
4. A range of books may be helpful to let children of the age of 10/11 to know what happens and answer questions that they hear in the playground to distil the myths surrounding sex education.
5. Directed at ages 10 - 13
6. Some illustrations may be appropriate but more discussion and explanations may be better. There is so much information on the internet the books should focus on discussions with parents rather than friends who have picked things up from the internet.
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