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Resources for Families
Planned Parenthood supports parents as the primary sexuality educators of their children. Given the special nature of the parent-child relationship, most children would prefer to learn about sexuality from their parents. Too, often however, parents hesitate to speak directly with their children about sexuality. It can be uncomfortable to begin the discussion, and some parents may need help figuring out what to say. This is why our education department continues to evaluate new materials that may be of help to parents and educators. The following recommended materials are available for purchase from PPWP.
By JoAnn Louland and Boonie Worthen
Book
Price: $9.99 (plus s+h)
"A book on menstruation by women who apparently remember exactly what they wanted to know when they were young girls…very reassuring, highly recommended."
The National Science Teachers Association, Children's Book Council Joint Committee
By Sam Gitchel and Lorri Foster
Book
Price: $9.99 (plus s+h)
"This book is an excellent bridge between preteens and parents who want their children to learn about sex the 'right' way. I recommend it highly."
Dear Abby Syndicated Advice Columnist
By Dr. Melanie Gold and teen authors Marc Horwitz, Ashley Greene and Abe Taleb
Book
Price: $5.95 (plus s+h)
"Teen to Teen treats teens with respect by providing them with knowledge and resources…I commend the authors for offering the world such a great little book!"
Dr. Erika Pluhar Rollins School of Public Health, Emory University
By Dr. Sol Gordon and Judith Gordon, M.S.W.
Book
Price: $10.95 (plus s+h)
"Hurray! Here is an engaging resource for coaching parents in one of their most important tasks: educating children about sexuality."
The Reverend Dr. Joe H. Leonard Commission on Family Ministries and Human Sexuality, National Council of the Churches of Christ in the USA
Produced by Planned Parenthood Federation of America
Video Kit
Price: $29.95 (plus s+h)
"Talking About Sex" is a valuable tool to educate parents and children about sexuality. It will contribute to the healthy growth and responsible behavior of our next generation."
Dr. Alvin Poussiant, Director Media Center for Children
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