Only For Me by Michelle Derrig

Short Summary

The book Only For Me by Michelle Derrig is an illustrated guide designed to help parents initiate conversations with young children about body safety to prevent sexual abuse, using straightforward language to empower children with the knowledge of correct anatomical names and emphasizing the importance of reporting inappropriate touch.

Age Group

Suitable for children aged 5 to 9 years.

Topics Discussed

Body Safety | Prevent Sexual Abuse | Private Parts | Sexual Abuse

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What this book is about

  • Only For Me by Michelle Derrig is a book aimed at starting conversations about body safety with children to prevent sexual abuse.
  • The book’s proceeds go to charities focused on preventing sexual abuse, highlighting its mission to empower and protect children.
  • It is an illustrated, colorful book available on Amazon, making it accessible to parents.
  • The book effectively uses rhyme to engage young readers and describes body parts and their functions in a child-friendly manner.
  • It emphasizes the importance of using proper anatomical names to empower children and prevent them from becoming easy targets for abuse.
  • The book advises children on how to say no to inappropriate touch and highlights that safe secrets are never about the body.
  • It reassures children that reporting inappropriate behavior will not result in trouble for them.
  • The book encourages children to identify five trusted people they can approach if something inappropriate happens.
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