Coloring Pages

It is our goal to make body safety conversations part of every day communication with children. These body safety coloring pages are free for families, teachers, advocates, youth organizations, and fellow nonprofits to download and distribute for classrooms, events, and presentations.

New! Every Child Has a Right Placemat


New! Child Abuse Prevention Month Coloring Page

Body Safety Rules Word Search

Promoting Bodily Autonomy

Teaching children that they are a the ‘Bosses of Their Body’ helps them learn that they have the right to decide how they want their body to be touched by others. In a world where a lot is not in their control, touches, hugs, kisses, cuddles, tickles, etc.  are interactions that they can say yes or no to.

Private Parts & Privacy

While some touches, cuddles, tickles, etc. may be ok, it’s important to help children distinguish that if someone does that to their private part areas, it is not ok. Since most sexual abuse that involves young children is often perpetrated by a family member or someone that is trusted to care for the child, it is essential that this lesson be promoted at a young age.

Empowering Against Grooming

Teaching children about appropriate and inappropriate behaviors is important because it helps them and us to identify a situation that could lead to sexual abuse. Regardless of a person’s intentions, these tips are important to creating and sustaining an environment that prioritizes the safety of children.

 

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