My Body, My Voice!

A MUST-READ FOR EVERY PARENT RAISING A YOUNG CHILD ❤️

If you are a mom, dad, or caregiver, one of the most important things you can teach your child is how to recognize body boundaries, speak up, and ask for help.

But how do you begin a conversation about good touch and bad touch without frightening your little one?

Meet Maya and Leo, two best friends who discover important lessons about body safety, personal boundaries, and the power of their own voices.

Through a gentle, child-friendly story, My Body, My Voice! helps children ages 4–8 understand that their bodies deserve respect, their feelings matter, and they can always turn to a trusted adult when something worries them.

Inside this important story, your child will learn:

• Their body belongs to them: Every child deserves privacy, respect, and personal boundaries.

• It's okay to say no: Children can speak up when they don't want to be touched.

• Understanding private parts: Simple, age-appropriate lessons about body safety and privacy.

• Unsafe secrets should be shared: Children can tell a trusted adult about anything that makes them feel uncomfortable or unsafe.

• Finding help and speaking up: If one adult doesn't listen, children can keep telling trusted adults until someone helps.

• Respecting others: Learning to ask permission and respect another person's boundaries.

Dear Mom, this conversation matters.

You may not always be beside your child, but you can give them the knowledge and confidence to recognize when something doesn't feel right and know how to seek help.

Reading this story together creates an opportunity to talk, listen, answer questions, and remind your child that they can always come to you without fear of blame or shame.

This book is also a helpful conversation starter for dads, caregivers, teachers, and other trusted adults who want to support children's safety.

Because protecting children begins with listening, teaching, and making sure they know they will be believed and supported.

Give your child the gift of knowledge, confidence, and a voice.

My Body, My Voice! — Every child deserves to feel safe, respected, and heard.