Sex education for elementary school students Publishing stories that gynecologist dad wants to tell his daughter
Mar 27, 2025
Professor Kim Seul-ki of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Seoul National University Bundang Hospital published a sex education book for elementary school students"The story that the gynecologist's father wants to tell his elementary school daughter" (Book Press, 56p). Professor Kim Seul-ki, a renowned medical scientist in reproductive endocrinology and father of two daughters, wrote this book to help children who are about to become adolescents naturally accept not only physical changes but also emotional changes.
The book is 'Why do I change faster than my friends?', 'Why are you menstruating?', 'How did my mom and dad give birth to me?' It contains realistic questions that elementary school students who have a full-fledged perception of gender can have, and it is a warm style that considers children's emotions to solve Professor Kim Seul-ki's professional answers in a friendly way. It is not just a conceptual explanation, but it is characterized by a focus on helping children accept their bodies positively and have a healthy gender perception.
In addition, it is organized so that parents and children can read together and talk about sex naturally through the section 'Singling Quiz' that even adults don't know well. In addition, it deals with emotional changes, healthy relationships, and sexual violence prevention beyond just body changes so that sex education can be comprehensively understood.
Professor Kim Seul-ki wrote, "When my daughter reached puberty in elementary school, she had a lot of worries and difficulties about how to provide sex education even though she was an obstetrician and gynecologist. "Based on these experiences, I wrote a book to help all daughters in the world accept their bodies positively and form a healthy self.", he explained.
Meanwhile, Professor Kim Seul-ki is attracting attention as a leading researcher in reproductive endocrinology such as infertility, fertility preservation, and endometriosis, and as a professor of obstetrics and gynecology at Seoul National University Bundang Hospital and a professor of obstetrics and gynecology at Seoul National University of Medicine, he is striving for medical treatment, research, and medical education. Many academic organizations, including the Korean Society of Reproductive Medicine and the Korean Women's Association, have held major positions such as the Secretary-General.
The book is 'Why do I change faster than my friends?', 'Why are you menstruating?', 'How did my mom and dad give birth to me?' It contains realistic questions that elementary school students who have a full-fledged perception of gender can have, and it is a warm style that considers children's emotions to solve Professor Kim Seul-ki's professional answers in a friendly way. It is not just a conceptual explanation, but it is characterized by a focus on helping children accept their bodies positively and have a healthy gender perception.
In addition, it is organized so that parents and children can read together and talk about sex naturally through the section 'Singling Quiz' that even adults don't know well. In addition, it deals with emotional changes, healthy relationships, and sexual violence prevention beyond just body changes so that sex education can be comprehensively understood.
Professor Kim Seul-ki wrote, "When my daughter reached puberty in elementary school, she had a lot of worries and difficulties about how to provide sex education even though she was an obstetrician and gynecologist. "Based on these experiences, I wrote a book to help all daughters in the world accept their bodies positively and form a healthy self.", he explained.
Meanwhile, Professor Kim Seul-ki is attracting attention as a leading researcher in reproductive endocrinology such as infertility, fertility preservation, and endometriosis, and as a professor of obstetrics and gynecology at Seoul National University Bundang Hospital and a professor of obstetrics and gynecology at Seoul National University of Medicine, he is striving for medical treatment, research, and medical education. Many academic organizations, including the Korean Society of Reproductive Medicine and the Korean Women's Association, have held major positions such as the Secretary-General.
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This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
