I would like to see the entire book before I pass judgement.

I don’t see anything wrong with it and will be looking for it at my local Kmart

We have this, it’s a great book. I agree if you don’t like it don’t buy it.

Cue the outrage … again! I agree, if you don’t like it, don’t buy it. But maybe if you educate your children and teach them early, they won’t have the hang-ups that cause this outrage!

Think it can be helpful to bring it in a light and playful way

Maybe a little too much for the kids section, but really if it can give good advice then I’m for it. If you’re against it, don’t buy it.

Don’t buy it if you dont like it

Not sure about this but I have not seen the book so cannot comment too much, but I think it is better for children to learn later in life rather than when they are still only looking at picture books. But why is the man darker than the women in the picture?

I don’t see it as a problem – but perhaps it should only be shown to kids at the appropriate age/time.

Children need learn it at school when they are in appropriate ages.

I don’t have a problem with this at all – children learn at different ages and at least this book gives correct information. Much better than learning the usual sleazy smutty stuff in the school yard which isn’t always correct.

it’s a great idea, maybe sell it packaged in some way to only allow the parents to decide when the kids should see it not accidentally see it on the shelf

Don’t see what the problem is, it’s an educational book. If there is such concern over it don’t by it!

I don’t see a problem, if there is maybe move it to the teen area

You can not win with modern day parents. Too little, too much. Call genitalia by its real name but make up cute names for everything else.

A lot of parents are dumbfounded when it comes to sex Ed for their kids. My parents never mentioned it, I got my first period and thought I was dying. I think this book explains it all in detail, which is needed for kids

To avoid the hysteria, maybe it should be on the shelf in the parent’s section so they’re the ones making the choice of whether or not they think it’s suitable for their child.

I don’t think I’d shelve it in the kids’ section – maybe young adult or health sections – but I don’t have a problem with the content.

I don’t have a problem with it!

I’m sure that it will come in handy one day for my daughter.