sex instruction for teenagers

Introduces teens to various aspects of sexual development during adolescence, such as physical changes, pregnancy, birth control, and sexually transmitted diseases. Includes annotated lists of fiction, nonfiction, and nonprint materials, as well as hotlines and organizations related to each topic.

Covers a wide variety of topics related to teen pregnancy, including birth control, the question of abstinence versus sexual activity, peer pressure, precautions against disease, abusive partners, and life with a baby.

Provides information and guidance for teenagers on sexual health, covering such topics as male and female physiology, sex, sexually transmitted diseases, pregnancy, rape, abusive and healthy relationships, birth control options, and peer and media pressure.

Provides answers to nearly every conceivable question children may have about sexuality, from conception and puberty to birth control and AIDS.

Describes the issue of sexual identity, providing insight on what it means to be heterosexual, bixexual, or homosexual.

Text and accompanying photographs provide information about the effects of drugs, what happens when you have sex, and what happens when you mix the two. Includes fact sheet and a help list.

A mother's letters to her son about puberty, girls, dating, sexual diseases, birth control, teen pregnancy, sexual abuse, and marriage.

An aid for parents to feel more comfortable talking to their daughters about sexual issues.

Presents a discussion, in a question-and-answer format, of various biological, social, and emotional aspects of sexual activity and development, covering topics such as dating, pregnancy, sexually transmitted diseases, prenatal care, and sexual orientation.

Explains reasons for using birth control (including abstinence) to prevent pregnancy and disease; provides options for making a decision and getting help; and describes available choices.