Teaching Children about Inappropriate Touching.

[China Doll]

Morning (just!)

I'm wanting to pick some parents brains regarding teaching children about what is and isn't appropriate touching. I've basically been asked to find some leaflets for clinic which is fine, I've got loads of information on that but I think what would be great would be a little guide for children about what is and isn't ok. Obviously we have books etc.. but what I want are just little reference guides that a child can understand.

Has anyone been given anything like this from school or clinics that they could direct me to online? Or perhaps knows of a different website to try (UK only please). I've been on Kidscape and the NSPCC this morning.

Thanks for any help in advance! :c)

[annie0000]

I think that there is a book called something like " I belong to me" which is about that subject - I'll have a wee google.

[annie0000]

I think this is the one - but there are further recomendations for others that may be better underneath the listing:

http://www.amazon.co....qid=1295012499&sr=8-1

[China Doll]

Thanks Annie, it's more leaflets than books I'm after though. I think I found a couple of things which look promising though :c)

[annie0000]

Sorry China - I saw that after I had barged in and posted - then my break was over! Glad you found something though - thought you had spotted a gap in the market there and you could have concocted one of your own from the contents of the books :o)

[joycecrawford]

Check out http://tiny.cc/9v0fq
On this web site you to see info on the discussion book THUMBS UP OR THUMBS DOWN. It will be released March 15, 2011, but you can order it from me right now. It allows great discussion about what is and what is not inappropriate touch.

[joycecrawford]

Check out http://tiny.cc/9v0fq
On this web site you to see info on the discussion book THUMBS UP OR THUMBS DOWN. It will be released March 15, 2011, but you can order it from me right now. It allows great discussion about what is and what is not inappropriate touch.