IS there any good Christian books that help talk to your kids at various ages?

thank you very much, I'll have to wishlist these

I really like the little booklets by Sandi Queen, but I'm not sure they have an ISBN number to put them on your wishlist.

http://www.queenhomeschool.com/

If you go to that site and click on Categories, then God's Plan For Growing Up, you can find them listed there.

Blessings, Dawn

Does anyone have these?  The only sell them in pdf form now :-(

I went to a couple yard/garage sales and bought some how to books cheap.  Stuff like how to make soap, how to make picture frames etc.  I bought them for about a quarter each then brought them home and posted them.  They were requested immediately and I sent them out the next day.  I got a lot of quick credits for some books I wanted that way.

As to the sex books for kids, nothing beats having a good close relationship with your children and answering questions your self.  I don't believe in the "if they are old enough to ask they are old enough to get answers" philosophy because there is so much information blasted at little kids these days that they can't help but ask "what does that word mean?"  But when kids are older, 11-12 for girls, a little older for boys, we gave ours the info they needed.  In other words girls need to know their body is going to change and what to expect.  We made a special day for mom and daughter to go buy the new underclothes needed.  We talked about how they were growing up and changing and how that was a special time in their life etc.  My husband talked to my son.  We have three daughters so the boy had to know why his sisters got sick once a month and he never did.  He has understanding enough to be compassionate about it.  At first we gave just simple info.  "Its something girls go through as they get older" but later explained more.  He is 15 now and has the info he needs, gotten not from books but from parents who keep communication open.  That way they can come to us with questions, not to their friends.  Our oldest looked a couple things up on her own in the dictionary, but later asked us.  Our second daughter figured out some things from reading her Bible, The King James puts it in a simple but plain way so that kids can read it and not lose their innocense before they need to.  "Adam knew Eve his wife"  An older person knows what this means, a little kid thinks "hello I'm Adam"  I love it.

Anyway hope that helps. :)

We have two that my son has been reading for a year or so.  He's 11 and full into puberty.

http://www.paperbackswap.com/book/details/9780785262794-So+Youre+About+to+Be+a+Teenager+Godly+Advice+for+Preteens+on+Friends+Love+Sex+Faith+and+Other+Life+Issues

www.paperbackswap.com/book/details/9780830725014-Preparing+for+Adolescence+How+to+Survive+the+Coming+Years+of+Change+Family+Guide+Workbook

thanks so much for all the resources.  I don't plan to give our girls a book and say hey there ya go, everything you need to know... we'll talk to them, but it's great to have books to go through with them, books they can read and also discuss with us.  I hope our girls will feel comfortable enough to talk to me about everything.  But anyway, thanks for all the ideas.  I've requested some and wishlisted others.  :-)