My Body, My Rules

Everyone has a body bubble, or area of personal space. Using reader-friendly language and age-appropriate examples, this book is designed to teach young readers how to establish personal boundaries and practice body autonomy. Readers discover how to confidently communicate about their body boundaries. They'll also learn what to do if someone doesn't respect their "no." Narrative stories are interwoven with the educational text, offering examples of how to apply these principles in real-life situations, such as offering a high-five if they're uncomfortable with a hug. This helpful guide empowers readers with the knowledge, language, and confidence they need.

A safety circle is a group of trusted adults with whom a child can share their thoughts and feelings. These adults listen to and believe the child no matter what. In this helpful guide, young readers learn how to practice personal safety by building their own safety circle! Using friendly, age-appropriate language, this book acts as a safety toolkit. It teaches readers how to recognize safe and unsafe behaviors and empowers them to speak out when they feel uncomfortable. Narrative stories are interwoven with the educational text, offering relatable examples of how to use a safety circle in real-life situations.

Teaching children to understand, identify, and listen to their feelings is an essential part of body safety education. In this helpful, reader-friendly guide, children learn how to name their feelings, recognize their body's warning signs, and trust their own instincts. Narrative stories with relatable characters help readers understand scenarios which may make them feel safe or unsafe, and what they can do if uncomfortable feelings arise. Communicating key information in an approachable, age-appropriate way, this book is a great addition to a teacher or parent's toolkit for giving kids the knowledge, language, and confidence to protect themselves from unsafe people or situations.

This educational book is designed to empower young readers to raise their voice and stand up to peers or adults who make them uncomfortable. Speaking up is a critical part of practicing personal safety. In this informative guide, readers learn how to identify their feelings, recognize their body's warning signs, and say "no" to people or situations that make them feel unsafe. Narrative stories are included to help readers understand how to apply what they've learned in real-world scenarios. This volume is an age-appropriate, reader-friendly toolkit for teaching body autonomy.

What's the difference between a secret and a surprise? A surprise is something happy, which will be found out soon. A secret is something somebody says you must keep to yourself forever. Secrets can make kids feel sad and alone. It's important they learn that if someone asks them to keep a secret that makes them feel uncomfortable, they should tell a trusted adult right away. In this helpful guide, readers learn about the dangers of secrets and what to do if someone asks them to keep one. Narrative stories deliver educational information in a friendly, easy-to-understand way.