Understanding Private Parts and Safety

What are private parts?

• Parts of our body everyone can see

• Parts covered

• Our hands and feet

• Our face and head

Who is allowed to touch your private parts?

• Anyone who wants to

• Only your best friend

• Nobody, except parents when cleaning or dressing you, or a doctor with parents present

• Your teacher

What should you do if someone touches you and makes you feel unsafe?

• Keep it a secret

• Say 'yes' and let them continue

• Say 'no' loudly and run away

• Wait until later to tell someone

Who should you tell if someone touches you in a way that makes you uncomfortable?

• Only your best friend

• No one, keep it a secret

• Your parents and people in your safe circle

• A stranger

What is a safe circle?

• A game you play at school

• A group of people your parents choose who you can trust

• A circle drawn on the ground

• A type of toy

How can you tell if a touch is a good touch?

• It makes you feel bad

• It makes you feel good and safe

• It's a secret touch

• It happens when you're alone

What should you do if someone shows you their private parts?

• Look away and tell a trusted adult

• Keep it a secret

• Show them your private parts too

• Think it's okay

Who owns your body?

• Your parents

• Your teacher

• Your friends

• You

When is it okay for a doctor to examine your body?

• Anytime they want

• When you're alone with them

• When your parents are present

• If they give you candy

What should you do if someone tells you to keep a 'secret touch' a secret?

• Keep the secret

• Only tell your best friend

• Wait a few days before telling

• Tell your parents or a trusted adult right away