Chapter 1: How to Provide Sex Education to Infants and Elementary School Students

1. Who should provide sex education to our children?
*Joint Assignment - Draw a mind map of what parents think about sex
2 Dad, have you ever had sex? This question from a child is so embarrassing!
*Shared Task - Embarrassing Questions I've Heard from My Child
3. Sex education = sexual relations? What should we do?
*One step further - Teaching children about sex from such a young age...

4. Can I start giving my child sex education starting from puberty?
5 Where do kids these days learn about such things?
*One step further - Would you feel safer if you set an age limit?
6 Sex Education Tips for New Parents

Chapter 2: Sex Education for Our Children Before Entering Elementary School

1 How do I wash my body?
① Wash your hands / ② Take a shower / ③ Wash your genitals
*Activities with children
2 My precious body
*Activities with children
3 Can women urinate standing up?
*Activities with children
4 Proper Bathroom Etiquette
① Stand in line / ② Lock the bathroom door / ③ Clean the bathroom
*Activities with children
5 I don't want to kiss right now...

*Activities with children
6 I am the master of my body and mind
*Activities with children
7 Chili peppers are spicy
*Etiquette to follow when touching the genitals
8 How will babies be born?
① How are babies made? / ② How do male and female babies meet? ③ How do babies grow in their mother's womb? / ④ Let's look at the child's records together.
*Activities with children
9 Good Touches Bad Touches, Good Secrets Bad Secrets
① He said I was pretty! / ② When something similar to the previous situation occurred
10 Blue? Pink? My favorite color!
*Activities with children

Chapter 3: Sex Education for Elementary School Children

1 Know and love your body
① Female genitals = vagina = labia / ② Male genitals = vagina = penis
*Activities to do with children - Crafting
2 How do I wash my genitals?
① Washing my body / ② How to wash my genitals - girls / ③ How to wash my genitals - boys
*Activities to do with children - Fill in the blanks
3. Is circumcision absolutely necessary?
① What is circumcision? / ② Is circumcision really necessary? / ③ How should I wash?
4 How are the urethras of men and women different?
① The shape of the urethra / ② Why do men stand to urinate? /
③ Why should women wipe their genitals from front to back?
*Activities with children
5 Sperm, Egg, and the Birth of Life
① Female baby = egg / ② Male baby = sperm
③ How does sperm enter a woman’s body?
6 Pregnancy and Childbirth
① How does a baby form after sperm enters a woman’s body?
② At what age is it okay to get pregnant?
*Activities with children
7 The boundary between you and me
*Activities with children
8 Why is the girl like that? Why is the boy like that?
① Women~, men~ / ② See your friends as they are
*Activities with children
9 Pranks and Bullying
① No one can do this without permission / ② You shouldn't do this to your friends, even as a prank
③ Pranks vs. Bullying
*Activities with children
10 Dangers of the Online World
① What if a friend you met online said this?
② My mom told me not to play games on my phone...

*Activities with children

Chapter 4: Sex Education for Our Elementary School Children

1 Natural growth, physiology
① Menstruation / ② The process of menstruation
*Letter from Teacher Jadam
2 Sanitary pads?? Small? Medium? Large?
① Size of sanitary pad / ② Shape of sanitary pad / ③ Things to consider when choosing a sanitary pad
④ This is also good to know!
*Letter from Teacher Jadam
3 Menstrual cycle and period length
① Menstrual cycle / ② Menstrual period
*Activities with children
4. Days during menstruation when pregnancy is possible
① Ovulation day / ② Fertile period
*Activities with children
5 I woke up and my panties were...

① Erection / ② Semen and ejaculation / ③ Nocturnal emission
*Activities with children
6. Stimulating content that threatens children
① What is sexual intercourse? / ② Dangerous adult content
*Letter from Teacher Jadam
7. Is Child Masturbation Bad?
*Masturbation etiquette that must be observed
8 At what age can you get pregnant?
① At what age can you get pregnant? / ② What if you have an unwanted baby?
*Activities with children / *Letter from Teacher Jadam
9 If my child is in a relationship
*Activities with children
10 Children Obsessed with Appearance
*Activities with children
11 Listen and empathize...
It's better to take on your worries!
*Letter from Teacher Jadam

**Use this when you need help, advice, or education!

Structure and features of this book

● A look into Teacher Jadam's teaching methods
Teacher Jadam's teaching methods are organized into educational objectives, focused teaching points, and teaching precautions. This allows you to familiarize yourself with the topic in advance and develop an effective educational plan step by step, knowing what and how to teach your child.

● Teacher Jadam's Guide | Let's Study Together
For adults who worry about "what and how much should I talk about?" and "how should I proceed?" when talking to their children about sex, this book contains detailed information on essential educational content for each age group and conversation techniques for each situation.
If you follow along, you will find a solution to the difficult problem of sex education for your child.

● Activities with children
Well-designed activities that fit the educational purpose help students better understand the material and retain it in their memory for later use.
To ensure practical and effective sex education, we've included a variety of activities that parents can do together, with direct involvement from their children.


● Letter from Teacher Jadam
Based on my actual experiences in the educational field, I have written a letter containing the stories that Teacher Jadam wants to tell children.
Parents and children can read together Teacher Jadam's warm advice on the concerns children may face as they grow, including physical changes, relationships with others, and complex mental states, as well as the things children need to know at each stage.

How should we teach our lovely children about sex education, starting from scratch?
Based on respect and consent, appropriately! Appropriately! Appropriately!

It is said that the age of 4 to 11 is an important period to begin and implement sex education.
But is it really necessary for parents to provide sex education to their children? Yes.
This is because desirable sex education for children is sex education that is tailored to the child's growth, changes, and circumstances.
When your children start to wonder about sex, that's when you need to start sex education.
The place where children mostly satisfy their curiosity is at home.
Sex is a very everyday topic, so if we unfold it in the most everyday space, the home, we can consider it natural.

As with all education, parents are the primary educators of their children's sex education.
Parents should be able to fully accept their children when they are curious about sex or have sexual difficulties and work together to solve problems.
The first step in sex education is for parents to discuss with their children their usual perceptions of sex, values, and perspectives and attitudes toward sex, and begin by establishing correct values.


This book contains detailed educational methods for each period and situation, including what sex education is essential for children and how to provide it practically as children grow.
Parents and children can learn a variety of sexual knowledge together, from eye-level answers to children's embarrassing questions to the physical and mental changes that children experience as they grow.


We provide sex education tips for new moms and dads so that they can easily access sex education at home. Since the same content should be taught at a level appropriate for the child, we divide it into toddlers, lower elementary school grades, and upper elementary school grades and cover the educational content step by step on what and how to teach children about sex.


We also present a variety of sex education conversation methods that can be followed whenever you get stuck in everyday conversation.
Children learn better when they do something themselves after reading or listening, rather than simply reading or listening, so we've included a variety of activities so that children can learn about sex with their parents and increase the effectiveness of their learning.


Many parents postpone or avoid sex education for their children because they feel embarrassed or overwhelmed, even though they feel the need for it.
This book addresses the concerns of such parents and presents a guideline for easily providing sex education at home.
For parents who are beginning sex education to protect their children and help them develop sound values ​​and self-esteem, this book will be a detailed, friendly, and easy-to-follow sex education textbook.