Natural, healthy sexual exploration during childhood is to be expected. Children involved in this activity are of similar age, size and developmental status. Each child participates on a voluntary basis. The child's interest in sex and sexuality is balanced by curiosity about other aspects of his or her life. Natural expected sexual exploration may result in embarrassment but does not usually leave children with deep feelings of anger, shame, fear or anxiety. When instructed to stop, the behavior generally diminishes, at least in the view of adults. Generally, the feelings of the children regarding the sexual behavior are lighthearted and spontaneous. Talking to Kids about Sex Handbook -- A guide for Parents/Caregivers The Unique Role Grandparents Have