Attack on Children's Cartoon Sex Guide

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Attack on Children's Cartoon Sex Guide

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Attack on children's cartoon sex guide

By Sarah Womack, Social Affairs Correspondent
(Filed: 27/09/2003)

A cartoon booklet showing primary school children how to pleasure themselves
sexually was published yesterday by a Government-funded charity.

The controversial guide includes a cartoon of a girl apparently masturbating
in the bath, and says it is "totally normal" to be attracted to people of the
same sex.
The controversial guide
There are also diagrams showing where the clitoris is in the Family Planning
Association leaflet, entitled 4You.

Teachers, family values campaigners and educationalists said the guide was
inappropriate for its target age group of nine to 11-year-olds.

However, its author, Liz Swinden, a former teacher and a writer on sex
education, said: "It's less twee than some previous books and more in touch with
what kids' lives are like. People complain about spoiling children's innocence
but they need to know about their bodies and how they will develop."

Last night critics questioned the use of this type of literature for primary
schools. Nick Seaton, of the Campaign for Real Education, said: "Parents will be
horrified that this sort of pornographic material is being targeted at primary
school children."

Robert Whelan, director of Family and Youth Concern, said: "We do not think
this kind of literature should be made available in primary schools. It could be
disturbing for young children and it is an issue of concern for parents.
"Almost all the FPA's funding comes from the state and the FPA basically
represents the official point of view in the Health Department and Department
for Education."

Sue Clemson, a head teacher, said she would not be using it with her pupils.
"I really didn't like the pictures and I would consider myself open-minded."

Anne Wyeman, chief executive of the FPA, said: "Primary schools and parents
need to work together to ensure no child is left in fear or ignorance about
their sexual development."

Attack on children's cartoon sex guide

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