Read “My Body, My Rules”

Social Studies

• The child has learned about personal boundaries and consent through the concept of "My Body, My Rules".
• They have gained an understanding of different body parts and their functions.
• The child has learned about body safety and the importance of speaking up when they feel uncomfortable.
• They have also learned about the rights and responsibilities they have over their own bodies.

Continued development can involve engaging the child in discussions about personal boundaries and consent in different settings, such as at home, school, or with friends. Encourage them to express their opinions and feelings about what makes them comfortable or uncomfortable. Role-playing scenarios can also help them practice assertiveness and setting boundaries.

Book Recommendations

• It's MY Body by Lory Freeman: This book empowers children by teaching them about personal boundaries, saying no, and keeping their bodies safe.
• Your Body Belongs to You by Cornelia Maude Spelman: It helps children understand the concept of body ownership, personal privacy, and the importance of sharing concerns with trusted adults.
• Do You Have a Secret? by Jennifer Moore-Mallinos: This book teaches children about distinguishing between good and bad secrets, encouraging them to share any concerns about their bodies or personal safety.