In mid-November in the capital of the Urals will open an exhibition, which will be devoted to the most frightening issue for parents: "Where do the children come from? ". The citizens will be offered to enjoy the imagination of adults and try to look at the "strange" theories about the appearance of a person from outside. The event will be held at the Museum of Soviet Life and most of the exhibits will be devoted to the Soviet period, when this issue was stupefied by millions of parents.
"In modern Russia, with the advent of special books and the Internet, parents have become much easier. Although sometimes, what they write about, raises some doubts, but is it worth it for children to know in detail the whole process. But we must admit that these books are real helpers. If suddenly a child asks in his 15 years of frightening questions, you can buy an encyclopedia for boys or girls and breathe. But if this question is asked by a five-year-old child, then the flight of fantasy is amazing, "organizers of the exhibition.
Such an exhibition already took place in the capital of the Urals 10 years ago and then a lot of shocking stories were collected about how a doll bought in a store turned out to be a living child or as a baby was brought by train and passed to parents through a conductor.
"Storks and cabbage are still the most common thing a child can learn about. We all know that during the Soviet era there was no sex.
Then, already closer to the nineties, funny children's books appeared, where the whole process was described in detail with the help of funny pictures. This exhibition shows how our country has changed, and with it the stories of adults. We propose to laugh at ourselves and look at this issue from the side. Yes, new stories and books have appeared, but we have remained the same, "noted Irina Svetonosova, director of the Museum of Soviet Life..
You can send your stories to inburg @ inburg. ru or share them on the page. The exhibition itself will work from November 13 to 17 in the Museum of Soviet Life.