A mother-child conversation introduces the topic of sexual abuse and ways to keep one's body private.

This is a book about a little girl that discusses that if you are uncomfortable being touched a certain way, to say no and tell your parents right away. This is a good example of self-advocacy and speaking up.
Pierce College Library

A girl learns that somethings are private and that she has the right to not be touched in ways she doesn't like. Provides good terminology for kids to use and demonstrates their use resulting in support.

Ages: 5-8, sadly earlier if needed.
Source: Reading in a Pierce College classroom

A young girl named Julie talks about how certain touching can make her uncomfortable and that its ok to say no.

Sally is a young girl and learning her boundaries. She learns about how objects can be something private but also your body is very private. She tells her mother about when in situations how she starts to feel uncomfortable.
ages 3-5
pierce college library