Jill Starishevsky

I think this is an excellent book to teach children about inappropriate touching, and behavior. It is not to scary, it is too the point. I really like that it showed how the little boy handled the situation, by telling his mom and dad, but also added that his teacher is a safe place to go also.
Subject: Health
Source: Pierce County Library

Written by an attorney that helps children with crisis situations. This book is informative and tells a child not to feel like anything is their fault, or they did something wrong if someone isn't respectful of their body. Teaches children to tell a grown up and has basic pictures that won't cause a child to feel awkward about the subject of inappropriate touching.

This book is about a child who's uncle's friend touches him inappropriately. The child is brave enough to tell and speak up about it. The story informs children there are parts of the body that should not be touched and is private. This is a good book for children to learn about inappropriate touching and to teach not to be afraid to tell.

This is a one on one book to read to your child about what to do if someone ever touches them inappropriately in there private areas. It can also help a child who has been touched and letting them know it's not there fault. In the back of the book. The author shared resources to help parents in what to do and how to handle the situation if this ever happens.

Age: 3-6
Source: Barnes and Noble