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Here are some tips on how you can apply the Safety Rules to every day life to help kids stay safe: » Tell children and teens you know the 5 Safety Rules to help keep them safe. » Look for opportunities to discuss the Safety Rules with children and teens, for example when
By teaching children and young people, the Five Body Safety Rules, we help them establish healthy boundaries and give them the knowledge and tools they need to be EMPOWERED to protect themselves from unsafe adults, friends and peers.
Designed to empower children to understand the 5 Body Safety Rules to help protect them from harm and abuse. Learn more for your child's educator.
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1. TEACH THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SAFE AND UNSAFE TOUCH. Teach kids what safe touch and unsafe touch means. The first step in body safety is to understand what body parts are private and should not be touched by anyone without permission. These include genitalia, buttocks, breasts, mouth, and anus.
The MBF 5 Safety Rules © are taught to children and teens in all MBF Prevention Education Programs. The Safety Rules are strategies designed to help children, teens, and adults identify and respond to abuse, bullying and other types of victimization.
1. It’s MY Body. I am special and my body belongs to me. The private parts of my body are covered by my bathing suit and no one should touch me there or play games with them. 2. Ask an Adult if I am Safe. If I am unsure or feel uncomfortable about a situation, I can ask an adult if I am safe and they will help me.
