anatomicallycorrectnamesforbodyparts

Just as we use the correct terminology for the head and elbow, it is important to teach children the proper names for body parts, such as the vagina, vulva, ...

“Head and shoulders, knees and toes” are not all the body parts your children have. Teach your children the correct names for all of their body parts.

2018年10月18日 — There is a consensus in research that knowing the correct anatomical terms not only enhances children's self-confidence, but also makes them ...

For generations it has been considered inappropriate to say the anatomical names of body parts – and instead, adults have chosen to provide children with ...

One benefit of using anatomically correct terms for body parts is that it opens the lines of communication between parents and children. As children come to ...

2020年11月19日 — Body parts are body parts are body parts, Bowers said, emphasizing that penis, testicles, vulva and vagina are not bad words. Parents ...

2016年11月1日 — There are several reasons it's important for young children to learn the anatomically correct terms for their genitals, Dr. Wurtele said ...

Research shows that while 89% of children know the names for their non-genital body parts, only 10% know the correct names for genitalia. There is general ...

2020年8月5日 — Ms Hamilton says a good place to start talking about body parts with under-fives is in the bath. Talk about and point out eyes, ears, nose, ...