It covers typical questions small children ask and how to deal with them. Some parents may be surprised or even shocked by what young children ask, say, and do about sex. But there is nothing bad or wrong about a young child's questions about sex. You see, my friend Billy comes from Chicago. The stork does not bring babies.
Babies grow to full size from two cells the size of a tiny dot.
A baby comes out through a special opening called the vagina. Boys and girls are different. They are made exactly the way they should be. Questions about what the father does, about menstruation and intercourse, and about other complicated subjects generally come later. When your child asks questions about sex, answer them simply, honestly, and directly.