Six-year-olds are sensitive to these things, so parents need correct guidance at this stage. First of all, parents should not show shyness, shyness, blame and other attitudes towards their children's behavior, because the more parents do this, the greater their children's curiosity. Secondly, we should not take a perfunctory attitude towards children's problems, but adopt a very ordinary attitude, just like telling children that a puppy is a dog. The more you hide it, the more children want to know. Finally, if you want to tell your parents, you can tell your child something about breasts appropriately: for example, when you were young, your baby couldn't eat like this, and then. . . .

In short, I hope parents can tell their children generously.

I hope it helps you!