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Books published by publisher Anatomy for Kids, LLC

  • I’m A Boy, Special Me

    Shelley Metten M.S. Ph.D., Alan Estridge, Jennifer Kanne

    eBook (Anatomy For Kids, LLC, June 26, 2017)
    Although puberty is a few years away, it is helpful for your son to learn the correct terms for his boy anatomy. Using a simple storyline about a mom who is going to have a baby, this book introduces these ideas: What is inside the scrotum? Where do babies come from? Why is there a hole in my penis? Most children hear about mom’s ultrasound but this text explains that if the doctor sees a penis in the ultrasound, a boy is inside. The text and illustrations are age-appropriate with no sexual content. Please also view the other age-appropriate books from Anatomy for Kids available on Amazon that will prepare your son for puberty.
  • I’m a Boy, My Changing Body Ages to: Anatomy For Kids Book Prepares Younger Boys For Early Changes As They Enter Puberty

    Shelley Metten M.S. Ph.D., Alan Estridge, Jennifer Kanne

    Paperback (Anatomy For Kids, LLC, )
    None
  • I’m a Boy, Hormones! For Ages 11 and over: Anatomy For Kids Book For Older Boys That Explains Changes Coming Due To Hormones

    Shelley Metten, Alan Estridge, Maggie Chiang, Jessie Do

    language (Anatomy For Kids, LLC, June 26, 2017)
    Your 11+ year-old-son is beginning to feel the daily effects of raging hormones. This Anatomy for Kids book answers questions asked by boys in this age group: Why do I smell different now? Why is my skin changing and what is a pimple? Why is my voice getting deeper? What is a growth spurt? Where do sperm come from and where do they go? What are a wet dream and a spontaneous erection? Younger boys might prefer the first puberty book in the series, I’m A Boy, My Changing Body for 8-10-year-olds available on Amazon.
  • I'm a Girl, Special Me

    Shelley Metten M.S. Ph.D., Jessie Do

    language (Anatomy For Kids, LLC, May 9, 2019)
    Although puberty is a few years away, it is helpful for your daughter to learn the correct terms for her girl anatomy. Using a simple storyline about a mom who is going to have a baby, this book introduces these ideas: eggs in the ovaries help make babies, babies grow in the uterus, you are special because you can have babies, your private parts need to be private. The text and illustrations are age-appropriate with no sexual content. There are 2 other age-appropriate Anatomy for Kids books available for girls on Amazon as well as 3 age appropriate books for boys.
  • I'm a Girl, How Are Boys Different?

    Shelley Metten, Alan Estridge, Jessie Do

    language (Anatomy For Kids, LLC, Oct. 22, 2019)
    This book is intended for girls who have learned about the changes in their own body as a result of puberty and want to compare it to the changes happening in a boy's body at a similar age.
  • I'm a Girl, How Are Boys Different?

    M.S. Ph.D. Shelley Metten, Alan Estridge, Jessie Do

    Paperback (Anatomy For Kids, LLC, Aug. 16, 2019)
    This book is intended for girls who have learned about the changes in their own body as a result of puberty and want to compare it to the changes happening in a boy’s body at a similar age.
  • I’m a Girl, Special Me

    Shelley Metten M.S. Ph.D., Alan Estridge, Jennifer Kanne

    Paperback (Anatomy for Kids, LLC, April 22, 2013)
    Although puberty is a few years away, it is helpful for your daughter to learn the correct terms for her girl anatomy. Using a simple storyline about a mom who is going to have a baby, this book introduces these ideas: eggs in the ovaries help make babies, babies grow in the uterus, you are special because you can have babies, your private parts need to be private. The text and illustrations are age-appropriate with no sexual content. There are 2 other age-appropriate Anatomy for Kids books available for girls on Amazon as well as 3 age appropriate books for boys.
  • I’m a Girl, Hormones!

    Shelley Metten M.S. Ph.D., Alan Estridge

    Paperback (Anatomy For Kids, LLC, Aug. 16, 2015)
    Your 10+ year-old-daughter is feeling the daily effects of raging hormones. This Anatomy for Kids book answers questions that all young girls are asking as they prepare for their first period. Why have my emotions changed? What is a period and how do I prepare for it? What is a menstrual cycle and what happens each day? What is PMS? Why do my breasts feel swollen and painful at times? What is happening to my skin and what is a pimple? Why do I feel clumsy? The text and illustrations are age-appropriate with no sexual content. There are 5 other age-appropriate Anatomy for Kids books available on Amazon
  • Anatomy Human Body Flashcards for Toddlers & Kids: Body Pictures for 0-5 Years, Preschools and Kindergartens

    D.H. Wiseman

    language (Anatomy Body for Kids, May 28, 2019)
    This is a flashcards of human body parts, human systems, and human organs for toddlers and kids.
  • I'm a Girl: Special Me by Shelley Metten M.S. Ph.D.

    Shelley Metten M.S. Ph.D.;Alan Estridge

    Paperback (Anatomy for Kids, LLC, )
    None
  • I’m a Boy, Special Me

    Shelley Metten M.S. Ph.D., Alan Estridge, Jessie Do

    Paperback (Anatomy For Kids, LLC, March 15, 2019)
    Although puberty is a few years away, it is helpful for your son to learn the correct terms about his boy anatomy. Using a simple storyline about a mom who is going to have a baby, this book introduces these ideas: What is inside the scrotum? Where do babies come from? Why is there a hole in my penis? Most children hear about mom's ultrasound but this text explains that if the doctor sees a penis in the ultrasound, a boy is inside. The text and illustrations are age-appropriate with no sexual content. Please also view the other age-appropriate books from Anatomy for Kids available on Amazon that will prepare your son for puberty.
  • I'm a Boy: Special Me

    Shelley Metten M.S. Ph.D.;Alan Estridge

    Paperback (Anatomy For Kids, LLC, March 15, 1661)
    None