Toras Imecha: How to Talk to Your Daughter About Growing Up

What do you do when your child asks you how a baby got into its mother's tummy? Or how it got out? Or what sanitary pads are for? Or what the "women's mikveh" is and when you go? If you would freeze, panic, avoid the question or give an answer and then spend the rest of the day second-guessing yourself, you're not alone! So many mothers - especially those of us raising our children in a more insular society than the one we grew up in - feel at a loss as to how to deal with these questions in a sensitive, hashkafically appropriate way. "Torah Imecha: How to Talk to Your Daughter About Growing Up" is a short book packed both with practical answers you can use as-is, as well as the guiding approach to developing your own answers to any sensitive question your child may ask. "Toras Imecha" also addresses the core of why we feel uncomfortable discussing these topics with our children, and why, from a hashkafic perspective, we don't actually need to be. With a haskama from Rabbi Zev Leff, shlit"a, "Toras Imecha" is a must-read for any mother who has ever heard her child's question and thought, "Oh, no - how am I going to answer that ?" After finishing "Toras Imecha," you'll be able to relate to these inevitable questions and discussions with menuchas hanefesh - and you might even look forward to it!