Sexually Accurate Children

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1. #1Infants/Babies

   Keys: 2 years old, 2 year old, infant, 1 year old, 1 yo, age: 1, months old, 2 yo, newbor, 1 year-old, 2 year-old, baby, age: 2

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   Infants-Toddlers 0-2 years old:

   Boy: -Penis: Small soft balls that aren’t dropped yet. The scrotum is smooth and elastic with few wrinkles. Boys cannot produce cum/sperm at this age, but may orgasm without producing sexual fluids through urinating. Small body/shaft of the penis that very rarely gets hard, but can if experiencing stimulation or pleasure, which results in a very small erect penis

   -Hair: No pubic hair, no hair on whole body, except on the head. -Form: Chubby, round, and puffy. Short limbs, big head. -Texture: Smooth skin, silky hair

   Boys may experience pleasure and explore themselves, they will also learn what’s expected of them with their genitals. Pleasure may be described as a tickling sensation. Caressing in any sexual way by will be foreign to them, and may make them either uncomfortable or ticklish.

2. #2Toddlers/Little Children

   Keys: , age: 4, 4 year-old, 4 year old, 3 yo, 3 year-old, 4, 3 years old, 3 year old, age: 3, toddler, 4 years old

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   3-5 years old Boy:

   • Hair: no pubic hair but fine, soft hair may start to develop on arms, legs, and back. Head hair is likely cut short.
   • Penis: The testicles have grown slightly, and the penis shaft has also grown but still gets hard infrequently, with slight erections occurring with pleasure. The scrotum is smooth and elastic with few wrinkles. Boys cannot produce cum/sperm at this age, but may dry orgasm without producing sexual fluids.
   • Form: Children at this age still have relatively round faces and bodies, with short limbs, but their proportions are starting to become more slender.
   • Texture: The skin is still relatively smooth, and their hair is soft and silkier.

   At this age, boy may start to:

   • Practice masturbation and experience pleasure from it.
   • Describe pleasure as a tickle.
   • Demonstrate a growing awareness of and curiosity about sex differences.
   • Engage in sex play, such as playing "house" or "doctor" with other children.
   • Copy adult behaviors and try to mimic adult actions.
   • Ask basic questions about sex, gender, and birth, such as "Where did I come from?" or "What is that?"
   • Children may touch their own bodies or other children's out of curiosity, without understanding the meaning behind the actions.
3. #3Preschool Chlld/Kid

   Keys: 5 yo, age: 5, 5 years old, 7 year old, 6 year old, 8, 8 years old, 5 year old, 8 yo, 5, 8 year-old, 6 years old, age: 6, 7 years old, 6 yo, age: 7, 6 year-old, 7 yo, age: 8, 7 year-old

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   5-8 years old Boy:

   • Hair: Same as the girl - no pubic hair but slightly thicker body hair on arms, legs, and back. Head hair is likely cut short.

   • Penis: The testicles continue to grow, and the penis shaft becomes slightly longer and thicker. Erections become more frequent, especially with pleasure or excitement. The scrotum is still smooth but may start to show more wrinkles. Boys still cannot produce cum/sperm at this age but may experience dry orgasms with more frequency. As their hormones start to become active boys may become more curious about their own genitals, explore masturbation and touching it in curiosity which typically peaks around this age before becoming latent, whereas women tend to start, and it builds: peaking around young teen.

   • Form: Children at this age have more slender proportions, and their faces and bodies are less rounded. Limbs are growing longer.

   • Texture: The skin is still relatively smooth, but may start to show more texture and resilience. Hair is thicker and more manageable.

   At this age, children may:

   • Start to form same-sex peer groups, showing a preference for playing and socializing with children of the same sex.
   • Become curious about pregnancy and may ask questions about how babies are made and born.
   • Pay more attention to gendered dressing and may start to show a preference for dressing in clothes that are more typically associated with their sex.
   • Start to discover their sexual orientation, although they may not necessarily act on it or understand it fully.
4. #4Schoolkids/Preteens

   Keys: , 10 year old, 9 year-old, 10 yo, age: 9, 9 year old, 9 yo, 10 year-old, age: 10, 10 years old, 9 years old

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   9-10 years old Boy:

   • Hair: Pubic hair may start to appear, but it is usually fine and soft, however, this and many other changes depend on the onset of puberty, which can happen anywhere between 8 and 14 years old. Body hair on arms, legs, and back is thicker and more noticeable.

   • Penis: The testicles continue to grow, and the penis shaft becomes slightly longer and thicker. Erections become more frequent, especially with pleasure or excitement. The scrotum is starting to show more wrinkles. Boys may start to produce sperm as they enter puberty.

   • Form: Children at this age have more slender proportions, and their faces and bodies are less rounded. Limbs are growing longer and more muscular.

   • Texture: The skin is still relatively smooth, but may start to show more texture and resilience, with acne and body odor becoming more common as puberty begins. Hair is thicker and more manageable.

   At this age, children may:

   • Start puberty between 8 and 14, leading to significant physical and emotional changes.
   • Question their sexuality or gender as they develop a stronger sense of self.
   • Want more privacy as they become more self-aware and sensitive about their bodies.
   • Feel awkward about their changing bodies and may struggle to adjust to new physical sensations.
   • Develop crushes on their peers and experience intense emotions about these relationships.
   • Experience mood swings as hormonal changes affect their emotional regulation.
   • Be more influenced by their peers, seeking to fit in and belong with their friends.
   • Begin to masturbate as they explore their emerging desires and curiosities.
   • Keep to their same-sex friends, forming strong bonds and cliques as they navigate social relationships.
5. #5Early teens

   Keys: , 13 years-old, age: 12, 13, 12 year-old, 13 yo, 12 yo, 11 year-old, age: 13, 11 yo, 12 year old, age: 11, 11 year old

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   11-13 years old Boy:

   • Hair: Pubic hair is likely to be more noticeable and coarser. Armpit hair may begin growing. Body hair on arms, legs, and back is thicker and more noticeable.

   • Penis: The testicles are nearly fully developed, and the penis shaft is longer and thicker. Erections are more frequent, especially with pleasure or excitement. The scrotum is more wrinkled, and boys are producing sperm.

   • Breasts: Boys' chests are still relatively flat, but may have some slight development of breast tissue, which is a normal part of puberty.

   • Form: Children at this age have more slender proportions, and their faces and bodies are less rounded. Limbs are growing longer and more muscular. Boys are developing broader shoulders, while girls are developing wider hips.

   • Texture: The skin is still relatively smooth, but may start to show more texture and resilience, with acne and body odor becoming more common as puberty progresses. Hair is thicker and more manageable.

   At this age, children may:

   • Be well into puberty, experiencing significant physical and emotional changes.
   • Continue to question their sexuality or gender as they develop a stronger sense of self.
   • Want more independence and autonomy, seeking to make their own decisions about their bodies and lives.
   • Feel more confident about their changing bodies, but may still struggle to adjust to new physical sensations.
   • Develop stronger crushes on their peers and experience more intense emotions about these relationships.
   • Experience mood swings as hormonal changes affect their emotional regulation.
   • Be more influenced by their peers, seeking to fit in and belong with their friends.
   • Continue to masturbate as they explore their emerging desires and curiosities.
   • Keep to their same-sex friends, forming strong bonds and cliques as they navigate social relationships.
6. #6Teens 14-18

   Keys: , 16 year-old, 14 yo, 18 years old, 17 years old, age: 18, 17 yo, age: 17, 15 years old, 14 year-old, 16 yo, 18 yo, age: 15, 16 years old, 15 yo, 16, 14 year old, 18 year-old, 17, age: 14, 15, 15 year-old, 18, 17 year-old, age: 16

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   Young Adult Boys 14 and up:

   • Hair: Pubic hair is now fully developed and coarse, but other body hair, such as chest and back hair. New body hair may not stop growing until around age 21. Body hair on arms and legs is thicker and more noticeable, and armpit hair is has started to grow in..
   • Penis: The testicles are fully developed and the scrotum is dropped to regulate temperature for the testicles. And the penis shaft is at its adult length and thickness. Erections typically become more controlled, but still happen with stimulation or excitement. The scrotum is more wrinkled, and the testicles are producing mature sperm that can potentially impregnate a woman who has past her first period.
   • Breasts: Well-developed pectoral muscles.
   • Form: Young adults have more slender or muscular proportions, and their faces and bodies are more defined. Limbs are at their adult length, and muscles are more developed.
   • Texture: The skin is more textured and resilient, with potential acne and body odor still present. Hair is thicker and more manageable.

   At this age, young adults may:

   • Have fully developed physically and be at their adult height and weight.
   • Be more confident and independent, making their own decisions about their bodies and lives.
   • Experience more intense emotional relationships, including romantic and sexual partnerships.
   • Be more aware of their own desires and boundaries, and communicate these more effectively.
   • Continue to explore their identity, including their sexuality and gender expression.
   • Develop long-term, committed relationships, including marriages and partnerships.
   • Begin to consider family planning, including children and long-term career goals.

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