About This Book
Reach for this book when you notice your child struggling to speak up during a playdate, feeling overwhelmed by an affectionate relative, or unsure of how to navigate personal space at school. This essential guide breaks down the complex concept of consent into relatable, everyday scenarios that children aged four to seven can easily grasp. It empowers them with the language to say 'no' when they feel uncomfortable and, just as importantly, teaches them to listen and stop when others do the same. Through gentle explanations and vibrant illustrations, Molly Potter explores themes of self-confidence, empathy, and bodily autonomy. It provides a non-threatening way to discuss privacy, sharing, and the importance of respecting boundaries. Rather than being a scary lecture about 'stranger danger,' it is a proactive and reassuring tool that builds a foundation of mutual respect and emotional intelligence within the family and the classroom.
