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CW: Sexual abuse, grooming, sex-related topics
In this powerful episode, Jess and Scott discuss the importance of teaching body safety to kids of all ages.
Jess has been educating parents about these topics for over a decade, and in this episode, she answers Scott’s questions about why it’s so important for parents and kids to understand body safety and consent.
Jess explains how to help children tune into their "uh oh feeling" when something doesn't feel right and how to know the difference between trusted and "tricky" people. She provides concrete examples of what parents should teach and model, from babies to school-age children, to decrease children's vulnerability and help them feel confident in their bodies and relationships.
While the topic is serious, Jess reassures listeners that these ongoing conversations can be done in a calm, playful way that empowers rather than scares kids.
If you want more resources to teach your child about body safety and consent, check out The Body Safety Toolkit!
Learn more about supporting kids with body safety, big feelings, and so much more from our Nurtured First blog.
Get 10% OFF parenting courses and kids' printable activities at Nurtured First using the code ROBOTUNICORN.
Credits:
Editing by The Pod Cabin
Artwork by Wallflower Studio
Production by Nurtured First
Head to nurturedfirst.com/bodysafety to learn more about our Body Safety & Consent course!
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CW: Sexual abuse, grooming, sex-related topics
In this powerful episode, Jess and Scott discuss the importance of teaching body safety to kids of all ages.
Jess has been educating parents about these topics for over a decade, and in this episode, she answers Scott’s questions about why it’s so important for parents and kids to understand body safety and consent.
Jess explains how to help children tune into their "uh oh feeling" when something doesn't feel right and how to know the difference between trusted and "tricky" people. She provides concrete examples of what parents should teach and model, from babies to school-age children, to decrease children's vulnerability and help them feel confident in their bodies and relationships.
While the topic is serious, Jess reassures listeners that these ongoing conversations can be done in a calm, playful way that empowers rather than scares kids.
If you want more resources to teach your child about body safety and consent, check out The Body Safety Toolkit!
Learn more about supporting kids with body safety, big feelings, and so much more from our Nurtured First blog.
Get 10% OFF parenting courses and kids' printable activities at Nurtured First using the code ROBOTUNICORN.
Credits:
Editing by The Pod Cabin
Artwork by Wallflower Studio
Production by Nurtured First
Head to nurturedfirst.com/bodysafety to learn more about our Body Safety & Consent course!

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