This book was loved by my 3 year old but I wish I would’ve known it was ONLY an intro. It didn’t include any specific language about safe/ not safe touches. It merely mentioned that there is a difference. My child is starting preschool this year and I wanted something simple to reinforce what I’ve taught her. This was not it. HOWEVER the next book in the series was a lot more helpful. It rhymes and discusses different scenarios to empower children to take ownership of their bodies.
So if you’re looking for something more specific, try the next book in the series. If you’re looking for a conversation starter, this book would be more appropriate. Overall great illustrations and easy language for young children. A good tool for any parent looking to educate their child about consent and safe touching.
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Exceptional Introduction and Conversation Starter!
A Conversation Starter
Where Hands Go a beautiful new book written by Krystaelynne Sanders Diggs. This book is a resource for parents, teachers, therapists, and guardians who want to discuss this critical topic with younger children. It’s an excellent introduction for kids to recognize when touch can be harmful and how to talk about it with confidence and understanding.
Where Hands Go will empower your child so they know they have the power to say no when unwanted touches happen. You can give your child a tool they can use their whole life to keep themselves safe from harm.
Early Introduction
This book explores how children can learn to identify when touch may be harmful and what they should do if it happens. If you want to introduce this topic to your children, it’s the perfect way to start the conversation!
The Perfect Way to Start the Conversation
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A book to help teach young children how to identify when touch can be harmful and what to do when it happens. |
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Cute, Affirming, Concise, Informing, Relevant
I like “Where Hands Go” because it is colorfully illustrated and concisely written about the relevancy of “safe and unsafe touch”. This topic runs the gamut of being appropriate for various ages; however “Where Hands Go” was very age appropriate for my four year old granddaughter. The message of “safe and unsafe touch” is encapsulated in a poem with just the right rhythm and catchiness that my lil girlie can comprehend her body boundaries even at this early age! My experiences and those of many others validate how important it to start sharing and teach about “safe and unsafe touch” as soon as it age appropriately to do so. She enjoyed the read from her Bibi and asked me to read it to her again. I love reading to my granddaughter anyway and what a comfort it is to promote literacy and her safety in such a cute book!
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