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5 Things Every 5 Year Old Should Know About Body Safety

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1. Ongoing, calm conversations about body safety strengthen attachment and trust.

2. Teaching correct language and clear boundaries empowers children.

3. Connection, not fear, is the foundation of prevention and protection.

This resource is part of “Displacing Shame: Healing by Connection”  Training. If you would like to learn more about this training or any of other trainings. Click Here.

Creating Safe, Comfortable Conversations About Body Safety

Having gentle, open, and calm conversations about body safety, personal boundaries, and children’s rights is one of the most powerful ways parents and caregivers can help children feel safe, confident, and empowered. Research shows that when kids feel comfortable talking openly with caring adults about their bodies, they develop a stronger sense of healthy boundaries, become better at recognizing unsafe situations, and are more likely to speak up if something isn’t right.

So, where do you start with those conversations? ConnectionPlus has you covered with these topics.

How to Talk to Children About Body Safety

This resource provides practical guidance for parents, foster and adoptive caregivers, and educators to approach these conversations with connection, confidence, and compassion, helping children feel empowered, respected, and supported.

1.  A snack to fuel ideas


2.  Try using a coloring book or activity when talking


3.  Open hearts and listening ears

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