When Touching Is Bad

Explaining the nuances of touch, this book addresses the important topic of consent and safety in a child-friendly manner. Penelope Dyan, an award-winning author and former teacher, emphasizes the significance of discussing these issues without instilling fear. By focusing on actions rather than appearances, she encourages children to understand that not all individuals who may pose a threat look dangerous. This insightful approach aims to empower children with knowledge about personal boundaries and the nature of good versus bad behavior.