Body Safety Book for Kids Set of 10 Help Children Learn How to Stay

This book is built around a single tool: a plan, developed with input from child safety expert Pattie Fitzgerald, founder of Safely Ever After, Inc., that gives kids clear language for keeping their body safe when a trusted adult isn't right there, at a playdate, at school, anywhere. Its own description says it's meant for school-age children especially, though it's written to work for younger kids too, with an approach grounded in brain science rather than just good intentions. It's part of a ten-book body safety set, at 34 pages for this volume, giving the topic room without turning into a dense manual.

What the "plan" framing does is turn an uncomfortable subject into something concrete a child can actually hold onto and repeat, rather than a vague warning to "be careful," which is the kind of advice kids forget the moment they need it. Because it's developed with a safety specialist rather than written as a general-purpose picture book, the language is built to be practical and repeatable, not just reassuring. Useful for a parent who wants to open the personal-boundaries conversation before it's urgent, with a script ready rather than having to improvise one in the moment.