The Only Boys’ Guide to Puberty You’ll Ever Need: Navigating Body Changes, Mood Swings and Relationships with Confidence | A Must-Have Puberty Book ... Edition) (The Life Skills Playbook)

As a grandfather, I’ve seen many generations of boys navigate the journey from childhood to adulthood. As I watch my grandson’s grow, I realize how much easier it can be. Puberty Guide is exactly that—a well-crafted, engaging, and insightful book that makes these discussions comfortable and informative. The explanations are clear, the illustrations inviting, and the advice practical. I appreciate how it touches on friendships, emotions, and even online safety. This book is a must-have for any family guiding a boy through these changes. Good read for all parents and grandparents.

Empower your son with our full-color Puberty Guide, a therapist- and teacher-recommended book designed to make puberty talks easier and more enjoyable, offering clear explanations about body changes, mood swings, relationships, and internet safety in a fun, engaging format. With vibrant illustrations, a bonus journal for reflection, and an audiobook option, this guide ensures your child feels informed, confident, and prepared to navigate the challenges of growing up.

I got this book for my son because I wanted him to have something clear and honest to read as he starts going through puberty. I looked through it first, and I was impressed by how simple and age-appropriate the explanations are. It covers all the basics—body changes, mood swings, friendships, and even the stuff that can be awkward to talk about, like crushes or sex, in a respectful way

Well-illustrated, informative, and supportive, this Boy’s Guide to Puberty promises to guide boys through the transition to manhood. Everything changes, and this book addresses these changes. From physical to emotional and social changes, the author discusses what’s going on and where you’re headed. Very important and useful book. Highly recommended to both parents and young men.

Bought this for my daughter and son in law to read and discuss with my 11 year old grandson..The book has a nice selection of pictures andAccurate information on body changes and growing up!

This book really breaks down the stages of puberty in a simple and straightforward way, making it easy to understand. It goes over topics from body changes and emotions to friendships, social media, and family dynamics, and more. The simple and informative illustrations explain "awkward-to-talk-about" topics like erections, etc.. Great guide for boys to read and also for parents wanting to know how to address these topics with their kids.

If you're a parent who's trying to figure out how to best approach puberty and the "birds and the bees" talk, try this book out. The "cartoony" style breaks the ice, making it easy to have matter-of-fact discussions without "weirdness." I read the book with funny character voices, turning sensitive topics into a laughing fiesta. The book says it's for 8-14—I'm not too sure about this. Yes, the writing style is appropriate for this wide age category, but there are some topics where parents might not want their 8-year olds to know about (yet). For me, I wound't discuss those topics until maybe 12. So, if you have a child on the lower end of the age range, I recommend reading this book with them. Great book.

Wanted to find a book to educate my preteen son. Imagine glad I read through it first. In the chapter “Sex Explained” this book warns in big red letters “it’s illegal to engage in physical activity before turning 16-18, depending on which state you are in.” Scaring kids and making them think sex and physical activity is “bad” can lead to an unhealthy mentality about sex in the longer term. Seems like an old fashioned, unrealistic and harmful mindset. Yes, they should wait, of course, but why? Because it’s illegal? No. Teach them about the real potential consequences and about safe sex, about what it means mentally and physically, not just that it’s against the law and they could get in trouble… Just not a great way of educating them, especially if reading this book is the first time they learn about sex at all. Returned.