Keep your Child safe: Body Safety Book 2
Keep your Child safe: Body Safety Book 2
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The talk you know you should have, made easy.
Most of us want to teach our kids about body safety.
We just don't know how to start, and we're scared of frightening them. So we quietly put it off.
These books do the hard part for you. Four gentle stories that make a tricky topic warm, simple and right for little kids.
It's the body safety taught in good Australian classrooms, now on your couch at home.
Your child meets Ruby, Levi, Amara, Jack and Koko the kookaburra. They learn they're the boss of their own body, how to notice when something feels wrong, what to do, and who to tell.
No fear. No awkwardness. Just the words your child needs, well before they ever need them.
The talk you keep putting off
It starts with a story, not a lecture.
You don't need the perfect words. You don't need to be an expert.
You just sit down and read a story together.
Each page carries the hard bits for you. Consent, safe and unsafe touch, speaking up.
All in words a three year old gets, and a nine year old still takes seriously.
The safest kids aren't the most frightened ones. They're the ones who got the words early, and gently.
This is why it can't wait.
The research is hard to read. It's also why teaching kids early, and gently, matters so much.
1 in 4 Australians has experienced child sexual abuse (Australian Child Maltreatment Study, 2023)
Most abuse comes from someone the child already knows, not a stranger
3 to 9 the ages when body safety education matters most
Reassurance line under the boxes:
Kids who understand body safety are far more likely to notice when something is wrong. And far more likely to tell someone they trust.
That's the whole job of these books.
Source: Australian Child Maltreatment Study (2023), reported by the National Office for Child Safety.