
Where Hands Go An Introduction to Safe and Unsafe Touch by Krystaelynne Sanders Diggs
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This gentle yet direct picture book offers young children essential guidance about body safety through clear, age-appropriate scenarios. The narrative thoughtfully distinguishes between safe touches—...
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This gentle yet direct picture book offers young children essential guidance about body safety through clear, age-appropriate scenarios. The narrative thoughtfully distinguishes between safe touches—like hugs from loved ones—and unsafe touches, empowering children with the language and confidence to speak up. Vibrant, inclusive illustrations depict diverse families and situations, making these crucial concepts accessible to preschoolers and early elementary readers. It transforms an intimidating conversation into an approachable learning experience about personal boundaries.
What sets this guide apart is its emphasis on emotional intuition—teaching children to recognize their "uh-oh" feelings and trust their instincts. The book provides concrete safety rules and practical phrases children can use, making it an invaluable resource for parents, educators, and counselors initiating conversations about consent. By framing body safety as a normal part of learning, like crossing the street safely, it gives families a comforting starting point for ongoing dialogue about personal space and respect.
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