3 years old?? That is way too early, in my opinion.

I wanted to kill her.

Who think they know it all.
Once I was watching a little girl for her mom as a favor. And the little girl to act like an adult and said, "I know where babies come from!" I must've turned several shades of red. Until she said the babies grow in their mothers' bellies and come out- pop goes the weasel.

When I was through with my talk, he replied enthusiastically: "That's good to know. I thought I was peeing the bed!"

It's hard (once again, no pun intended) but normal.

"Amanda was 7 at this point, and I explained to her where this was going," Les says. "And she burst into tears and threw herself onto my lap. And she says, 'Oh, please, don't change into a man. If you have to change into anything, couldn't it be a cat?' "

http://www.npr.org/2012/03/09/148178236/a-mom-becomes-a-man-and-a-family-sticks-together

This could have been traumatic, but the family was flexible and accepting.

so I was grateful that they eventually covered it at school.

... the idea that their body is changing in not entirely predictable ways is frightening. It doesn't mean they did a bad job of the puberty education.

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We were "taught" by a medical doctor who was brought in for the talk (also pretty progressive).
I don't remember whether it was good or interesting... EXCEPT for the final question in the open
Q&A period after the talk (VERY progressive).
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One of the kids asked how far into the pregnancy could a couple still engage in sex. The doctor
said, "Well, as long as the attendants and/or driver is OK with it -- they can still engage in the
ambulance or taxi ride to the delivery room."
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We, needless to say... howled -- and even the nuns chuckled. THAT part was definitely memorable.
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