The Day I Saw Red
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The Day I Saw Red

by Tiffany Glass, Croom, Skyler Croom

Children's Nonfiction Health Education Family & Relationships
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This book offers a compassionate approach to talking to young children about periods and puberty, highlighting changes in a girl's body and her first period. Tailored for families, including African American households, it fosters open discussions about body changes to support kids through this milestone with confidence and care.

About This Book

This book addresses the important topic of discussing periods and puberty with young children, focusing on a girl's body and the changes it undergoes.

It provides guidance for families, including African American families, on how to approach conversations about kids and periods in a supportive way.

Through relatable insights, it helps parents and caregivers explain body changes and a girl's first period to make the experience less daunting for children.

The narrative emphasizes family involvement in understanding and embracing these natural stages of development.

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