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"Where Did I Come From?": An Illustrated Children's Book on Human Sexuality

Peter Mayle · 1977

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What this book knows

Children deserve honest, warm, unsqueamish answers about where babies come from — myths out, bodies in.

Sex: Primary
Work: Absent
Learning: Primary
Religion: Absent

embodimenteducation-and-formationintimacy

education-and-formation

You know that none of that is true. The truth is much more interesting than that.
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After about nine months, Mom's had enough. Nature starts things moving in the right direction.
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embodiment

Don't worry. You'll have some too as you get older. The right name for it is penis.
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Over a period of nine months, the speck changes from almost nothing into a full-fledged baby.
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intimacy

It's like scratching an itch, but a lot nicer. This usually starts slowly, and gets quicker and quicker.
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