MariEden Topaz Jewels gives another way to speak to our children about valuing their bodies. The jewels are used as a similarity of value as like their bodies but are far above the highest precious jewels. Our bodies are the only frame and sculpture we have, so the parent (guardian, foster parent, or godparent, etc.] are the keynote person to tell the child how to value their bodies. An action of responsibility is needed to be communicated with compassion to share the ways you want your child or children to respectfully response with knowing your teaching and beliefs in its sequence of importance in your household. This book is a shallow way to open up deep conversation at a young age, but as the child mature, this is a book that you may keep on the shelf and reflect back to as the child grows older. In additional, this book gives parents control on how far they would like to inform their child about the anatomy of the human chemistry make-up. The parent may pull this book back off the shelf, years later, and ask the child or children, ''Do you remember this book?'' The symbolism ancestry in this book helps parents to use their lineage and belief to guide the child about valuing their bodies. If your family shares similar beliefs you can use this book in a social gathering for an appropriate age group as an introduction to valuing your giving birth rights and hold each other accountable for how you take on that responsibility.