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When your 5-7 year old child asks you "Where do babies come from?"
after you get over the shock of the question, you might be wondering how much information
should I be giving them?
I want to be a great mom.
I want to be a great dad.
But how much should I say?
At that age, 5-7, you are still a few years out from even seeing any of the signs of puberty
yet.
They are very very immature.
The answer they are looking for is a simple answer.
So let me give you a couple of scenarios.
If what they are asking is "How is a baby made?" My suggestion is to tell them that
mommy gives an egg, daddy gives a sperm.
They come together and magically make a baby.
That may be enough to appease their curiosity.
If they have more pressing questions, use some good judgment here.
You know the maturity of your child.
You have a long time to get into all of these discussions.
You can try to divert them into something else, rather than getting into a big discussion
about reproduction.
But they may be fine.
The second suggestion I have here is if what they are asking is where does the baby come
from physically, this is a great opportunity to teach them a little bit of anatomy.
Explain to them that inside mommy is a very special place called the uterus.
The uterus is special for the baby.
The baby grows inside the uterus.
As the baby grows, mommy's tummy grows and gets bigger and bigger.
When the baby is ready to be born, the uterus has all of this muscle and it pushes the baby
out.
And that's how we get the baby.
That description is a wonderful one because your are actually teaching them a little bit
of anatomy, which I love and I love to start early.
And you are laying a foundation of information that we are going to build on year by year.
If you are using my book, "I'm a boy, Special Me or I'm a Girl, Special Me, I have some
pictures in there of a baby growing inside mom's uterus.
That might be handy for you when you are talking to them.
Or, another option is to use one of your own pictures of you when you were very very pregnant
and help them to see how big your tummy got.
And have a little talk about the uterus and the baby.
Keep these discussions simple and brief.
Build on them.
It is great you get to start these discussions when they are really young.
Build on them year by year as they mature and can understand the content you want to
teach them.
But just make sure you don't go too far from where they are at the maturity level they
are at.
This is so exciting.
The beginning of some wonderful discussions and great deep relationship building with
your child.
I'm Dr M with Anatomy for Kids.
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