"Children need to be aware of what's between their legs. Otherwise, how can they be aware of what consent means and know how to protect themselves? If nothing exists, there's nothing to protect..."——Julia Pietri

★Why this book?
We need to create new pedagogical tools to change imaginations, to re-invent children's stories that stop feeding gender stereotypes and to write new books to make the feminine visible; to offer parents educational opportunities that reflect our times. our time.
★The little guide of the sexual pum pum, finally a book for children that talks about sex education and consent without taboos.

The Little Guide to Your Fanny is a sex education book about consent and sex for little girls and boys ages 4-12.
Without anticipating a child's curiosity, this book allows children to ask questions that can be answered according to their age and maturity. In this book we talk about sex as we talk about the stomach and I invite children to express their emotions, to show their natural curiosity and to encourage them to speak without taboo.
We talk about the body, about pee, poo, intimacy, nudity, the discovery of anatomy, self-image, our emotions, cuddling, love, babies, but also sorority, brothers and sisters, the importance of mutual respect and what’s allowed and what isn’t. The book also touches on the different stages of growing up... What exactly does it feel like and what does it mean to grow up? And so reveals a little bit about the world of puberty.

JULIA PIETRI is a militant feminist of the fourth wave. She defines herself as a humanist feminist: she likes to think that feminism is for everyone and that sex is just one more tool, certainly very contemporary, for deconstructing sexist codes. She is the author of the bestseller At Our Fingertips (Le petit guide de la masturbation feminine), over 15 000 copies sold and licensed in Germany and Québec. Selftaught, she is the founder: of the street art collective Merci Simone: mercisimone.eu, of the@GangduClito movement: www.instagram.com/gangduclito, and of the hashtag #ItsNotaBretzel: www.itsnotabretzel.com