Lifelong sex education starting from infancy! _A book to help you get started on a fun journey with sex education for infants and toddlers.

Since humans are sexual beings who cannot be separated from sex from the moment of birth, sex education is a basic education that must be provided throughout life.
Sakiko Enmi, an obstetrician and gynecologist and sex education expert and author of this book, emphasizes that the basis of sex education is ‘human rights.’
The first step in human rights education is to teach that each and every person is valuable, and this is how sex education for infants and toddlers should be approached.


The author incorporates this sex education philosophy and expertise into this book, simply and clearly raising awareness of the need for and interest in sex education for infants and toddlers.
The author's meticulous attention to detail, focusing on the essential information that infants and toddlers need to know during their developmental stages and preventing them from being exposed to too much information, is evident throughout the text.
It is also a considerate book that lets children know that even if something bad happens to them, it is never their fault and it is not something that should be hidden.
The paintings, using bright, warm colors and simple lines, are incredibly friendly and affectionate.


In particular, it is impressive that the main character's gender is not specified and is expressed only as a child, and in the last chapter, it depicts children who are all different but equally precious and special, such as a child who likes flowers, a child who likes to kick a ball, a child who likes to run and play, and a child with a disability who gets along well with others, all in one scene.
"Precious, Precious, Me and You Too" is a heartwarming sex education picture book that can be read to children who are just beginning to take an interest in their own bodies without worry and can also be confidently recommended to adults preparing for sex education.

"You're precious, you're precious, me and you too" - A solid picture book that will teach children the language of respect.

The main topic of sex education for infants and toddlers is ‘boundary education.’
Here, boundaries are not meant to divide and divide others, but rather to be invisible lines that we must keep in order to respect each other.
Maintaining boundaries means not only not touching or looking at another person's body without permission, but also not violating another person's feelings and thoughts with words, actions, or looks.
This book emphasizes that not only the genitals and buttocks, which are especially precious in my panties, but every part of my body is precious, and my heart is just as precious.
It also tells us that just as our own bodies are precious, other people's bodies are also precious and that everyone is special.
Ultimately, the core of boundary education is to 'cultivate a heart that values ​​and treats me and you', and this is where sex education for infants and toddlers begins.
"You're Precious, You're Precious, Me Too" is a solid picture book that teaches children the basics of boundary education and instills the "language of respect."


“Adults need to have a proper understanding of sex first!”
A sex education guide for adults that clearly presents the direction of sex education for infants and toddlers.

The most important thing in sex education for infants and toddlers is adults' proper understanding of sex and sex education.
However, most adults feel the need for sex education, but do not know how to approach it, so they miss the timing for sex education.
It is also true that many adults have a negative perception that sex is something to be 'hidden' or 'shameful' because they have not received sex education or proper sex education.


As 『Precious, Precious, Me and You Too』 is a sex education picture book that embraces both children and adult readers, it provides a sex education guide by the author and domestic experts at the back of the book to suggest the right direction and method for sex education for infants and toddlers to adults.
It teaches specific methods, such as setting boundaries with the child from the closest caregiver, teaching the correct names of body parts, redefining what a "bad person" is, and practicing uncomfortable and dangerous situations through role-play.
In addition, I recommend that you talk to your children regularly so that they can confide in you when they are experiencing uncomfortable or dangerous situations, and encourage them to trust their intuition and self-confidence.
I hope that children who read this book will grow up with a healthy understanding of sexuality, and that adults will learn and understand themselves anew while raising children who respect themselves and others.