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Illustrated in her bright, electric style, How to Say Hello offers children a variety of greetings to choose from, from fist bumps to smiles; from special dances to peeks out from between a parentâs legs. Ultimately, she writes, âthere are so many ways to say hello!â with the book delivering an inclusive message of empowerment about making your own choices, and respecting those of others.
âBeing respectful of differences in personal boundaries is a kindness we can afford to anyone, young or old.â Photograph: Hardie Grant
Board books on bodily autonomy and consent arenât common â but when it comes to picture books, Beer recommends Emily Neilsonâs Can I Give You a Squish (âgorgeous and playfulâ) and Sharee Millerâs Donât Touch My Hair! As children grow older and more curious, there are even more resources, including the âwonderfulâ Welcome to Consent! by Yumi Stynes and Dr Melissa Kang.
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So, we sat down and had a chat with Dr Melissa, and asked her what it was like answering the secrets of Australian girls for 23 years.
The most common questions we asked
Dolly Doctor.
Before we get into it, yes - all the questions were real! Gosh, you guys. They were mostly from girls who were going through puberty. A really common question would be, I ve got this white stuff in my underpants, what is this? I don t have my period yet. A very kind of common biological phenomenon of which obviously they learn about periods in school, but maybe not what happens right before you get your period.