Category: Children’s books Children’s books are an essential part of a child’s development. They help children learn about the world around them and develop their language skills. The category of children’s books is vast, with many subcategories such as picture books, early readers, middle-grade, young adult, and nonfiction. In this review, we will focus on five children’s books that are designed to teach children about safe touching and privacy. Look But Don't Touch [Explicit] by Dana Vespoli is a book aimed at teaching children about the importance of not touching private parts. The book uses simple language and illustrations to explain what private parts are and why they should be kept private. It also provides tips on how to handle situations where someone tries to touch their private parts. This book is appropriate for young children who may not yet understand the concept of privacy. I Said No! A Kid-to-kid Guide to Keeping Private Parts Private by Katie Blackburn is another book aimed at teaching children about safe touching and privacy. The book uses relatable scenarios and simple language to explain what private parts are, why they should be kept private, and how to handle situations where someone tries to touch them. It also provides tips on how to say “no” in a confident way. This book is appropriate for older children who may have more complex questions about privacy. My Private Parts are Private!: A Guide for Teaching Children about Safe Touching by Jillian Levinson is a comprehensive guide that covers all aspects of safe touching and privacy. The book uses simple language and illustrations to explain what private parts are, why they should be kept private, and how to handle situations where someone tries to touch them. It also provides tips on how to communicate with parents or caregivers if someone touches their private parts inappropriately. This book is appropriate for children of all ages who need guidance on safe touching and privacy. Dont Touch My Body by Pat Thomas and Jerry Pinquart is a book that teaches children about the importance of not touching others’ bodies without permission. The book uses simple language and illustrations to explain what private parts are, why they should be kept private, and how to handle situations where someone tries to touch them. It also provides tips on how to communicate with parents or caregivers if someone touches their body inappropriately. This book is appropriate for young children who may not yet understand the concept of privacy. Don't Touch My Body (feat. Maria Mioko) by Pat Thomas and Jerry Pinquart is a song that teaches children about the importance of not touching others’ bodies without permission. The song uses simple language and catchy music to explain what private parts are, why they should be kept private, and how to handle situations where someone tries to touch them. It also provides tips on how to communicate with parents or caregivers if someone touches their body inappropriately. This song is appropriate for young children who may not yet understand the concept of privacy. In conclusion, these five children’s books are designed to teach children about safe touching and privacy. They use simple language and relatable scenarios to explain what private parts are, why they should be kept private, and how to handle situations where someone tries to touch them. These books are appropriate for children of all ages who need guidance on safe touching and privacy.