Sex Without Shame: Encouraging the child's healthy sexual development

by Alayne Yates, 1929-
First published (252 pages) in 1978 by William Morrow (New York), ISBN 0-688-03301-6, LCCN 78-997.
Republished (6+202 pages) in 1979 by Maurice Temple Smith (London), ISBN 0851171664.
1978 edition reprinted in 1982 by Quill, ISBN 0-688-01110-1, LCCN 82-464.
Copyright © 1978 Alayne Yates
252 p. ; 21 cm.
649.65 HQ784.S45 Y37

This edition of Sex Without Shame has been OCR scanned from the 1978 edition for publication on the Internet. Pagination and layout of this edition closely mimics that of the 1978 edition, so references to specific pages of that edition remain valid here. The copyright holder, Alayne Yates, has given permission for this edition to be made available to the public on the Internet. She retains all rights to this work.

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To my sexy children: Mimi, Mara, Eve, Wendy, Moses, Sara, Steve Kristi, Rick, Jill, Donna, Dave, and Pam, who taught me most of what I know

Contents

• Part I: Understanding the Child's Sexuality
  1. Sensuous Children?
  2. Parenting Paperbacks
  3. Challenge To Change
  4. Dirty Old Men
  5. Sex Dysfunction In Childhood
  6. Other Countries, Other Styles
  7. Enfant Terrible
  8. Sex Is Work
  9. Slum Sex
  10. The Angry Erection
  11. Keep It In The Family
  12. Sex And Sacrilege
  13. What Next?
• Part II: Enriching the Child's Sexual Response
  14. Getting To The Roots
  15. Building Blocks
  16. Infant Stimulation Revisited
  17. Sex And The Potty Chair
  18. Have You Got What I Got?
  19. Oedipus Accentuated
  20. How To Play Ping-Pong With No Table
  21. The Endless Transition
• Epilogue
• Bibliography
• Index

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