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How old is Kylie? I've always been told that if they are old enough to ask, then they are old enough to know - but I'd modify it a bit...like Dady gives Mammy a special cuddle because he loves her very much, it's very private, and he plants a seed in her tummy, which grows into a baby.
My Mom gave me a book to read when I was 10 which had been written by a nun! It had all the facts from the female side of things but from what I could tell no man was ever involved!
Sue
Hmm I seem to remember some kind of small kiddie's book by Claire Rayner. If she didn't write it she promoted it. It was all little illustrations of what happens from a child's point of view and even went as far as birth.
I don't know what my mum told me but I know I that I never remember not knowing about sex making babies etc. She says that I asked when I was 2 1/2 and she was pregnant with my brother and she gave me an outline and I accepted it and thought not much more about it. It wasn't until I was about 10 that I realised that I'd never REALLY thought about it and that was when kids started talking about condoms etc. It had never occured to me that people did it other than to have kids though so I couldn't understand what they were for! Can't imagine a kid getting to 10 now with that impression!
charlotte is 5 in november and also asked where they come from when she was about 4.
i told her that babys grow in their mummys tummy, but daddy has to give mummy a little tadpole that swims to her egg and they meet and kiss then turn into a growing egg and that grows and turns into a baby, the baby has to stay in mummys tummy untill its big enough to come out. she has seen birth programs and know where they come out of.
i figured telling ehr the truth but not being to grafic on how he gets his tadpole there was sufficient enough, she seemed satisfied with that answer.. i also showed her pictures of the tadpole (sperm) and egg on the computer and a embryo in early development. she hasnt asked aobut it again.
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