''Fearfully and Wonderfully Made'' Psalm 139:14
A Christian Health and Puberty Guide for Preteen Boys and Girls
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Fearfully and Wonderfully Made
is an easy-to-read Christian health guide
for preteens and their parents that:
Teaches how unique and special every child is in the eyes of God because He fearfully and wonderfully made each of them.
Teaches the important aspects of good personal hygiene, nutrition, exercise, and proper rest.
Provides grooming tips for boys and girls.
Teaches about the often-confusing changes of puberty that occur both in boys and girls.
Provides medically accurate anatomical illustrations of the male and female reproductive systems, with easy to understand explanations of how they each function.
Teaches some of the warning signs of when boys and girls should see a health care provider.
Gives an explanation of sex and emphasizes the importance of abstinence until marriage.
Teaches about sexual dangers in order to protect our children.
Provides answers to questions commonly asked by preteens.
Asks the question, Do You Have Eternal Life?
Book Reviews
"Fearfully and Wonderfully Made" is a well written sensational report and is an exceptional teaching tool for parents and preteen health educators. If it is read with an open heart and mind, this book can be a great advantage to preteen Christian educators in churches and the faith community as a unit.
Rev. Mary Hardy- Hancock, MTh. Senior Pastor, New Vision Baptist Church of the Living God Kansas City, Missouri
"Fearfully and Wonderfully Made" Psalm 139:14 A Christian Health and Puberty Guide for Preteen Boys and Girls - I highly recommend this book to families. Especially those families wondering how to initiate puberty related topics with their preteen child. Stubbs writes using teen friendly language. Her "tell it like it is" language provides her credibility with teens. Stubbs skillfully answers the questions that every teen is asking with her no nonsense style. This book will be the cornerstone leading conversations with my own grandchildren as they develop into young men and women.
Cindy Cop, Principal, T.A. Edison Elementary School Kansas City, Kansas