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Wicked Water Witch can you help me?

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Mosschops30 · 21/01/2006 20:27

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WideWebWitch · 21/01/2006 21:27

Hi mosschops, I don't think it was me, are you thinking of WigWamBam? WWB? I've recommended Mummy Laid an Egg several times here but I don't think that's the one you're thinking of somehow! It's about how babies are made, maybe you are thinking of it, just in case you are, it's here! WAs it a book about puberty you wanted?

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Mosschops30 · 21/01/2006 21:36

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Miaou · 21/01/2006 21:36

oooh I could do with a book about puberty for dd1. I don't know if she is aware of the changes in her body yet but I am and I would like to pre-empt the situation with a good book. Any suggestions?

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Mosschops30 · 21/01/2006 21:36

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Miaou · 21/01/2006 21:38

rofl I'm pissed as a newt, not usually known for being succinct!!!!

WideWebWitch · 21/01/2006 21:40

Sorry Mosschops, maybe it was me and I've forgotten, entirely possible. I just looked on Amazon and found this, any good? You can search inside it although I haven't looked.

mummytosteven · 21/01/2006 21:41

When I was that age I found the Judy Blume book "Are you there God, it's me Margaret" pretty useful background on periods.

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Mosschops30 · 21/01/2006 21:43

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mummytosteven · 21/01/2006 21:44

but not quite as shocking as "Forever"

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Mosschops30 · 21/01/2006 21:49

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mummytosteven · 21/01/2006 21:50

Sex! The boyfriend called his member "Ralph"

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Mosschops30 · 21/01/2006 21:52

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mummytosteven · 21/01/2006 21:52

No, will have to google that!

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Mosschops30 · 21/01/2006 21:53

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nannyme · 22/01/2006 20:27

Babette again (as in Cole) for her book Hair in Funny Places as well as the Mummy Laid an Egg already suggested...All good for grown up amusement too!

WigWamBam · 22/01/2006 20:43

'Twas me ... the thread is here !

A book I often recommend is Claire Rayner's The Body Book - explains it all in a very matter of fact but sensitive way.

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