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Talking to young children about anatomy and sex

DEAR MAYO CLINIC: I have two children — a 3-year-old son and a newborn daughter. My son is beginning to notice his anatomy more, touching his genitals and asking questions about his sister. He is noticing that her anatomy is different from his. He also asked how she got into and out of my body. I am wondering if you have advice on how best to answer his questions and address other curiosities that might arise as a result? ANSWER: Sex education often begins with children’s curiosity about their bodies. Here’s how to set the stage for sex education — and how to answer your children’s questions. Sex education is a topic many parents would prefer to avoid. If you...

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Expo, React native… on boarding chatbot : Part three

Expo, React native… onboarding chatbot: Part threeHow onboard user, simply and efficiently.Third part of my on boarding chatbot article. It’s gone a be hot, today ! We will put everything working together.If you missed the first part, it’s over here !The second part, it’s here !In summary for the moment we have, bubbles for the chatbot and the user, animation to simulate the chatbot’s text input. We still have to link all these components together, make them communicate.React allows us to create contexts, to encapsulate a part of our components to make them communicate with each other. We will share in this context a very usefull react hook : UseReducer. This hook will allow us to manage complex state logic.Then we will modified the chatbot...

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He Says: Red Bull’s The Alchemist Rides Again with Wacky Fun

It’s not exactly the set I was imagining as I entered the theatre at New World Stages to see Red Bull Theater’s production of The Alchemist, a feistily adapted farce by Jeffrey Hatcher, who also brought forth the much sharper The Government Inspectorfor Red Bull. Based upon the 1610 comedy by Ben Jonson (The Devil Is an Ass ), this satirical comedy of humours is a wacky surprise, not at all what I thought I was walking into. For some odd (silly, uninformed) reason, I thought the evening’s entertainment was going to be connected to that age-old mystical tale of a Young Andalusian shepherd and his journey toward the pyramids of Egypt to understand the idea of destiny, written with soul in 1988 by Brazilian author Paulo...

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The Home Projector For Compulsive Gamers

We might be back at the movies and watching the T20 World Cup games at our favourite nightspots but not at the same frequency as 2019 or before. Blame it on a post-pandemic world. Home projectors are on a roll. Quite a few homes have opted for a home projector over a TV, many are opting for a blended model – a home projector in the living room or den for big screen entertainment and a TV in the bedroom for short bursts.  Picking the right projector for you just got more complex: Buying a home projector never involved a simple decision making process. That process has only got more complex in 2021. Ultra-short throw projectors are trending now. An...

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6 Summer Soirée Ideas To Help You Dial Up The Vibes This Season

With the weather quickly warming up across the country, it’s no secret that summer is right around the corner—meaning dodgy tan lines and red-hot bitumen are just weeks away. And while we’re counting down the days until December 1, it’s not because we’re craving a Saturday beach trip—we started those the moment we hit September. No, this year, lockdown has lifted just in time for us to make the most of the holiday season, by hosting all the gatherings, get-togethers and soirées your heart desires. In fact, in the coming weeks, you’ll even be able to meet up with mates from interstate, so you can kiss goodbye to those inter-city rivalries. The only question left is, how to celebrate? Cue...

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