How does the baby get into the tummy? What's that lovely tingling sensation down there? Knowledge about the body and sex education are important from the very beginning to empower children. Even the youngest children develop a healthy sense of self-worth and body awareness and learn to recognize their boundaries. But how can parents support their children's sexual development in an age-appropriate way without overwhelming them? How should parents react to games of doctor, bullying among children, and masturbation? How can they protect their children from sexualized violence? Sex educator and therapist Magdalena Heinzl shows what contemporary sex education looks like and provides parents with 80 answers to curious children's questions when they themselves are at a loss for words. She also encourages parents to reflect on their own taboos and shows how they can remain trusted confidants for their children, even when things get awkward. Topics such as consent, media literacy, and a healthy body image are also addressed.