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The perfect activity for starting shame-free conversations about bodies that includes the private parts!
This is dress-up with a difference! Play and Learn: PaperDoll Friends is jam-packed with outfits and costumes for kids to colour in and for the ten super-cute friends to wear. Even better, your kids will learn a thing or two about the human body as they cut, colour, and play.
That’s because, unlike the characters in other dress-up activity books, the PaperDoll Friends aren’t smoothed-over dolls-they have genitals matching biologically male, female, and intersex children. The brainchild of sex educator Cath Hakanson, Play and Learn: PaperDoll Friends is the perfect way for parents to start talking to their kids about anatomy and gender, and is judgment-free, multicultural, and-most importantly-loads of fun!
Featuring ten diverse dolls and over twenty costumes, Play and Learn: PaperDoll Friends will keep your children entertained and educated for hours on end. The only limit is their imagination! Also included:
‘Note to the Reader’ on the importance of facilitating open and honest conversations about bodies and anatomy with your children. Suggestions on getting started and what to do if your child doesn’t respond. Discussion guide for talking to kids about genitals, diversity, biological sex, gender (including transgender), gender stereotypes, same-sex relationships, private body parts, body safety and nudity.
