A certain level of awareness is necessary. The UK's National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NSPCC) has established the PANTS principle: 1. Private parts are private! 2. Your body belongs to you alone! 3. No means no! 4. Speak up about anything that makes you feel bad! 5. Shout, someone will help you!
Stop it! Don't touch me! - A certain level of awareness is necessary. The National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NSPCC) in En…
Where do I come from? - Answered the most embarrassing yet unavoidable question children ask after age three, helping them understand the preci…
I'm growing up; I want to sleep alone! - Adults also have their own privacy. Help your child develop the habit of sleeping independently, stay away from potenti…
I want to pee standing up too. - Help children develop a correct understanding of gender, enabling them to perceive and understand the differences betwe…
Dad, can I watch you take a bath? - Develop awareness of privacy, learn to protect your body and personal boundaries, and cultivate a healthy sense of sham…
Mom, when I grow up, I want to marry you. - Overcome inappropriate dependence on mother's breasts and body, guide children to overcome unhealthy attachments to par…
Don't touch me randomly. - Teach children self-protection.
Don't kiss me randomly - Funny and witty words that clearly express Lena's dislike for kisses from others. If your little one doesn't like being…