My Body, My Safety
Kids who know body-safety rules are safer and know how to get help.
Why this matters (for parents): Use calm, matter-of-fact language and correct names for body parts. Repeat these talks often. Tell your child they will never be in trouble for telling you something.

Lessons
- My Body Belongs to Mebody autonomy, and you are in charge of your body.
- Private Parts Are Privatethe parts covered by a swimsuit or underwear. Use correct names (wording in the parent guide).
- Safe and Unsafe Touchsafe touches (hugs from family when you want them, high-fives), unsafe touches, and how to tell the difference
- No Secrets, Only Surprisessurprises are happy and get told soon. Secrets that make you uncomfortable must be told.
- Warning Signssomeone asking you to keep secrets, giving gifts to get you alone, asking to see or touch private parts, or sh
- Say No, Get Away, Tellpractice with role-play.
- Online Safetynever share your name, address, school or photos; don't talk to strangers online; tell a parent about anything
- Trust Your Gutthe "uh-oh feeling" and listening to it.
- Watch How Adults Acttrust the adults who keep you safe, respect your "no," and never ask for secrets.
- My Trusted Circlenaming 5 trusted adults.
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