Body Safety for Young Children: Empowering Caring Adults
A Book to Help Parents, Teachers & Caregivers
Written by award-winning author, teacher, speaker and sexual abuse prevention facilitator Kimberly King, Body Safety for Young Children: Empowering Caring Adults helps ease the anxiety, stress, and uncertainty adults face when they try to tackle the tough topic of preventing child sexual abuse. The book sets a calm and authentic tone from the start and helps the grownups feel comfortable, confident, and empowered to use the research-based strategies and tools they learn. Kimberly helps kids and adults learn how to work together in a collaborative way to create a ripple effect and multiply the safety circle around your child in a positive, empowering, and supportive way.
Body Safety for Young Children is the adult guide to the world-renowned, award-winning book I Said No! A kid-to-kid guide to keeping private parts private.
Talking about body safety does not have to be tough!
Let's talk about preventing child sexual abuse! Although it can be overwhelming to many adults, we can do it. And we can use empowering, friendly resources that don't scare... but prepare you. Some of us are survivors and may be triggered by the topic, but we won't let that stop us. Parents and educators, let's not be and get stuck. We have the power to change the way we talk about this tough topic, and this book is the perfect resource to help us do just that!
ADDRESSES
The fear and confusion parents and teachers can have over this topic
Teaches Adults
How to minimize the risks children face by implementing research based strategies that protect children.
HELPS KIDS
When adults know how to reeduce the risks and teach body safety at home and at school kids are protected
Resouces
Full of experts in the field who share real stories and practical advice. Comprehensive resources and lesson plans
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