Buy Book "How I am growing up. A guide for girls" in Ukrainian

Anita Nike is a famous writer who writes about the problems of growing up. When I was a kid, I read her book about adolescence, and this book was a revelation for me. It deals with issues of relationships, self-perception, and body image in a way that is different from what I have read in other literature.

In this book, a new edition, teenage girls will learn what happens to their bodies and minds during adolescence, what changes occur, and how to perceive them.

This book will also contain a lot of useful things about self-esteem and respect, self-love.

And, of course, about what all girls are so worried about – relationships with boys, what they are like, how to communicate with these boys who are completely different from you and you won’t understand them at all!

In general, in my opinion, parents should first read such self-development books themselves, analyze whether the information provided in the book is appropriate for the concept of raising a child in each particular family, and then give any book on such topics to their child.

But it will definitely be very interesting for teenage girls.

“As I Grow Up is a book by writer Anita Naik that will help young ladies better understand their bodies and learn more about adolescence. Everything in the book is presented in a simple and understandable way and the book is extremely useful. There are lots of pictures and colorful pages.

The book has the following sections:

– What is puberty?

– The timetable of your growing up

– How hormones work

– Breasts and bras

– One age, different stages

– Changes in the skin

– Sweat, odors and personal hygiene

– Hair in new places

– Down there

– Pads and tampons

– How to cope with your period?

– What is sex?

– How do children appear?

– New feelings

– What to do with mood changes?

– Food and weight

– The power of exercise

– Appearance and self-esteem

– Your personal space

– Growing up as a boy

– Boys care too

There is also a Glossary, Useful Information and Index

I advise girls to read this book with their parents, who will be able to supplement each topic in this book and tell more information about adolescence! My rating is 10/10!

Children begin to take an interest in their bodies at an early age, so this is a very relevant book to tell them what changes occur as they grow up. The book has an age restriction of 8+ (it has elements of sexual education), I advise parents to read it first and gradually provide information to the child. Is it worth talking about “it” with a child so early? It’s all individual, you need to provide information as your children ask questions. The book is really a lifesaver for parents who are not ready or do not know how to start talking about such topics as puberty, what is a period, where do children come from, why do they often change moods… This book will be a godsend for such questions. It explains in a simple and clear way how the body works and what changes are expected in the next few years. There are also many useful tips and tricks with funny illustrations that will help the girl cope with everything.

The last pages also contain information about boys’ growing up to show that it is normal and there is no need to be afraid of it.

The book also includes a glossary and a list of useful websites.

I believe that this book “How I grow up. A Guide for Girls” is very interesting and informative for both girls and their parents. The manual covers all the topics that children are interested in, but they do not dare to ask their mothers. And sometimes parents themselves do not consider it necessary to explain or do not know how to do it in the most correct way.

The book covers all the stages of girls’ physical development and the changes that occur in their bodies. Because if they don’t know what is happening to them, it will scare them. They will not know what to do. Why do they have mood swings so often? What do hormones have to do with it? The book is clearly and simply written, with interesting and funny drawings, meaningful diagrams.

The book is certainly instructive, but I would like to advise parents to look through the table of contents first. After all, each child is individual, so they may not be ready for this information. You know your child better, so you decide when to open this world of growing up so as not to traumatize the child’s psyche. And if possible, consult a psychologist.

A very good book for girls. In an accessible form, it concisely explains to girls how their body and psychological state change as they grow up. No matter how trusting the relationship between mother and daughter is, it is always good to have another source of useful and professionally presented information. We read the book in one day: first me, then my daughter. We read some chapters together and discussed them right away. My daughter began to accept changes in her body and mood swings more calmly. Once again, no matter what my mother says, when a child reads scientifically based information presented in a very easy-to-understand way, it has a very positive effect on her. Funny illustrations contribute to a better understanding of the information. There are elements of sexual education. The author often recommends asking parents for help.

I highly recommend this book. Your child will find answers to many questions that concern him or her, but for some reason he or she is embarrassed to ask you these questions. The book will be useful for parents as well, because it will help you answer awkward questions from your girls.