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Start the Safety Conversation Every Parent Needs to Have

1 in 3 children experiences inappropriate touch before 18.
Prevention starts with education.
✔ 93% of abuse cases involve someone the child knows
✔ Kids who understand body safety are more likely to speak up
✔ Teaching them early helps them set strong boundaries

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How We Help You Start The Conversation

What You'll Learn in the Pre-Recorded Session Watch at your convenience. Learn at your own pace.

Session Covers:
✔ How to introduce body safety without fear
✔ The right words & phrases for different age groups
✔ How to answer tough questions with confidence
✔Practical role-play exercises for parents & kids

Our Books

Testimonials

"This session gave me the confidence to talk about body safety with my 6-year-old. The book made it even easier!"

 

- Anjali, Mom of a 6-year-old

Our Story

So you really want to know about us ? Well, here is the story.

I am Deepa, a mom to 2 little girls. Whenever I attempted talking to my girls about puberty or child sexual abuse, I brought in a lot of apprehension, which invariably brought in fear and confusion in my girls. Wanting it make it easy for myself and parents world over, I roped Ms.P & Mr.P, the friendly dragons to create this platform ‘How To Tell Your Child’.

 

These dragons make these exact awkward lessons positive, empowering and even fun to learn. Now all that I have to do is watch a fun video with my girls and I know that they learn all that they need to know. It’s that easy! I’m so happy parents and teachers in over 40 countries have watched our videos.

 

I love hearing feedback , so do mail me at deepa@howtotellyourchild.com and let me know what you think. Pssst… Mr.P and Ms.P are not done yet ! They are cooking more stories. So watch out for those.

Partnerships

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Thanh Nguyen, UNFPA
            UNESCO and the Women's Museum in Hanoi are grateful to How To Tell Your Child for providing content to the Discovery Room exhibit. How To Tell Your Child's content will help enhance UNESCO's efforts on gender equality and girls' education in Vietnam.
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Thanh Nguyen, UNFPA
            The content is child-friendly, creative, and very easy for children to understand. We added Vietnamese subtitles to the videos and shared it on UNFPA's Facebook page. Within a month of sharing the video, there were 1.6 million views, 58000 shares and 14000 likes.
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