Harper Learns Body Boundaries: Teaching Kids Consent, Respecting Personal Space, Private Parts Safety, When To Speak Up And Say No, And Social Life S - Pang Guerrero

\nIf you want your kids to learn to set boundaries to protect themselves, then keep reading.\n \n \n\n \nThis book follows a young girl named Harper as she navigates unexpected encounters and learns about respecting personal space and her body. Through beautifully illustrated scenarios and rhyming text, Harper's experience will help young children discover the importance of body boundaries, consent, saying no to unwanted touch, and respecting personal space. This children's book teaches valuable social skills and private part safety lessons. Harper Learns Body Boundaries is a must-read for young children, enabling them to build healthy and safe relationships with others.\n \n \n\n \nImportant statistics for parents: 1 in 3 girls and 1 in 5 boys risk becoming victims of child sexual abuse before reaching adulthood. Every 9 minutes, child protective services substantiate or find evidence for a claim of child sexual abuse. \n \n \n\n \nWhat's inside: \n \n \n\n \n- The one (maybe two) inappropriate question that all kids need to know. \n- What consent looks like. \n- The exception for when it's ok for an adult to touch. \n- The single most powerful tool almost every child has. \n \n\n \nAccording to the Child Molestation Research and Prevention Institute, 95% of sexual abuse is preventable through education. Child molesters prey on those kids whose families don't educate themselves on child sexual abuse, are too polite or shy, or are afraid of hurting feelings by questioning behavior. \n \n \n\n \nThere is no reason not to educate yourself and your kids. It only increases the odds of it happening to your kids when you don't. Let this book be one of the first steps in the education and safety of your kids.\n