This book is so so helpful with starting conversations with kids that can be uncomfortable. This book gives you so many tools and information on how to address body safety in a way that isn’t scary or “teachy” I love how it gives you ways to talk about things easily and different scenarios to play out with your kids.

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First of all, this is great. I am very excited for this book to be published as it is so important, especially in times that we are in now. The age group this book covers, 3-6 years, is such a pivotal moment for kids. New parents especially may not know how to navigate these situations, they may be even a little hard to discuss with their kids without making it awkward. They want them to be safe though and I think this book really introduces how they can do that.

I am just in awe about how great this book is. While I am not a parent myself, I can appreciate the important lessons this book has on establishing boundaries. Kids are vulnerable and it is really important for them to understand when they can say no to things that make them uncomfortable. It also is so so valuable to teach parents on how to teach their kids to tell someone trusted if someone makes them uncomfortable.

This is a great book, I'd recommend it to all of my new parent friends.

I love how straight to the point everything is in this book.
From boundaries to words for private parts to how to process your feelings, to interactions with my kids as a whole.
I read this with my oldest and her and I discussed some things we haven’t talked about before. I asked her how certain things made her feel & how we say “no” when we are uncomfortable with an unwanted hug or touch. I reminded her to tell a trusted adult immediately if she feels any kind of uncomfortableness & neither me, her dad, or her stepdad are around at that time.

“It’s okay to say no and get away from a person if you need to.”

“It’s important to remember what’s best for your body & if you actually want to give that person a hug, it’s okay.”

“As your child learns about safety, it’s important that they know which adults they can go to when they need help with boundary issues.”

“Know the differences between surprises and scary secrets and what to do about each.”