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Teaching - 4-6
Teaching - 4-6
Teaching Your Children About Sex: What to Teach When 4-6 Years Old
Basic Information
Boys and girls bodies change when they get older
Simple explanations of how babies grow in their mother's wombs and about the birth process
Rules about personal boundaries (such as keeping private parts covered, not touching other children's private parts)
Simple answers to all questions about the body and its functions
Touching your own private parts can feel nice but is something done in private
Safety Information
Sexual abuse is when someone touches your private parts or asks you to touch their private parts
It is sexual abuse even if it is by someone you know
Sexual abuse is
never
the child's fault
If a stranger tries to get you to go with him or her, run and tell a parent, teach, neighbor, police officer, or other trusted adult
Who to tell if people do "not okay" things to you, or as you to do "not okay" things to them
Family Safety Plan
Helping Your Child Heal
Local Therapists
Preventing Abuse - Warning Signs
Sexual Behaviors - K-4th
Sexual Behaviors - Preschool
Sexual Behaviors - Adolescents
Teaching - 4-6
Teaching - 7-12
Teaching - Preschool
Trauma Signs
Understanding Child's Needs
Understanding Sexual Abuse
Understanding Who We Are
What to Say to Others
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