Teaching children about safe and unsafe touch isn’t about fear—it’s about clarity, confidence, and connection. When children understand their bodies and know they can talk openly with trusted adults, abuse loses its power to hide. These conversations don’t take away a child’s innocence. They protect it.

Boundaries and respect aren’t just about avoiding harm. They’re about helping children thrive—with confidence, connection, and self-worth. Whether you’re raising a child or supporting them through professional roles, the earlier and more often we reinforce these ground rules, the safer and stronger their world becomes.