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Click a handout below to help guide you as you work with your child about different safety topics.
The 5 Steps to Protecting Children acts as a guide to help you become aware of the scope of the issue, take actionable steps towards both preventing and responding to abuse, and create safer environments for the children in your life
The PANTS guide was created to be simple, easy to explain, and easy to remember. It can be used as a guide as you begin conversations with your child about safety around their bodies and relationships.
Help your child identify 5 trusted or safe adults they can tell if anyone makes them feel uncomfortable.
Teach your child the difference between secrets and surprises. No touch would ever need to be a secret- we can talk about touches. Secrets make us feel bad. Surprises are fun and exciting.
Use concrete examples of touches that are appropriate and no appropriate.
The internet provides an opportunity for children to learn, explore their world, and socialize with friends. By understanding the potential dangers your children face, you can educate them and help them have safer digital experiences.
The reality is that our children are exposed to headlines every day, whether on the TV or in the classroom. It’s important for parents and caregivers to know the questions to ask to help their children interpret current events. Here are some tips that can help guide the conversation.
A Family Code of Conduct is a set of guidelines that reflect the values and expectations of your family. Use this as a guide to help your family start the conversation.
