Psychology of Sex Education

In this book, we have made serious efforts that aim at developing new methodology of sex education. It is now widely recognized that children are entitled to sexual enlightenment, but is cannot be said that this belief is widely put into practice. The child’s desire for knowledge about his birth is a perfectly natural, honest, and harmless desire, so long as it is not perverted by being thwarted. A child of four years old may ask questions relating to this matter, simply and spontaneously. As soon as the questions are put, they should be answered in the same, simple and spontaneous spirit, truthfully, but of course keeping the child’s intelligence, capacity, and desire for knowledge in view.