Status
Available
Call number
Collections
Publication
Albert Whitman & Company (1997), Edition: Illustrated, 24 pages
Description
Explains what to say and do if someone touches your body when you do not want to be touched, especially when the action involves the touching of private parts.
User reviews
LibraryThing member ira_morton
Ages 3-6
This is about privaate parts of the body, and the importance to know who can and can not touch them.
This is about privaate parts of the body, and the importance to know who can and can not touch them.
LibraryThing member aevans1
A good book for preschoolers to introduce them to the idea that they are in control of the body and they have the right to say that they don't want to be touched, hugged, or kissed. It also sensitively tells children that there are some places that nobody should touch and if someone does, they
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LibraryThing member eri1979
Talk about that privaate parts of the body, and the importance to know who can touch that.
LibraryThing member Fran01
3yrs.-6yrs.
This a great book to let children know that they can be in control of the body and they have the right to say that they don't want to be touched, hugged, or kissed. It also sensitively tells children that there are some places that nobody should touch and if someone does, they should
This a great book to let children know that they can be in control of the body and they have the right to say that they don't want to be touched, hugged, or kissed. It also sensitively tells children that there are some places that nobody should touch and if someone does, they should
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LibraryThing member Salsabrarian
A better-looking package than "It's My Body" but I wish it also acknowledged that any touch that makes you feel uncomfortable should be reported. It does explain that some places should never be touched by others "except when you need help in the bathroom or getting dressed or when you go to the
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LibraryThing member bugsavannah
Touches that are ok, such as hugs. Touches that are not ok, someone trying to touch your private areas. Tells children to tell a person they trust if they are touched in the wrong way. Also states that if you do not want a hug, even if it is from someone you trust, it is ok to say I don't want one
Source: Pierce County Library
Age: 3-5
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right now.Source: Pierce County Library
Age: 3-5
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LibraryThing member marita65
This story help children to learn understand about how their bodies belong to them, and there are some acceptable touches and also the ones are not make them feel comfortable.
Age group: 2-4 Years old
source : Pierce county Library
Age group: 2-4 Years old
source : Pierce county Library
Language
Original language
English
Physical description
9 inches
ISBN
0807594733 / 9780807594735
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