Body Safety and Consent

Not at all. This is the core of our responsive method. We never use fear-based language. Instead, the course is designed to be gentle, layered, and empowering. We focus on positive, concrete concepts your child can easily grasp, like being the “boss of your body” and trusting your internal “uh-oh” feeling. It’s about teaching life skills for safety and respect, just as you teach them to hold your hand when crossing the street. We give you the exact tools to do this in a way that builds their confidence, not their anxiety.

Yes, because the foundation for a lifetime of safety starts now. This course is built on the philosophy of having tiny conversations that build over time. For a two-year-old, this isn’t about complex scenarios; it’s about simple, in-the-moment learning that the course will show you how to do. You’ll learn to use correct names during bath time, respect their cues when they turn away from a kiss, and gently redirect them during play. Starting early makes body safety a normal and natural part of your family life, preventing the need for a single, scary “talk” later on.

This is one of the toughest and most common challenges. We dedicate lessons to defining your core family values and give you exact scripts to communicate your boundaries respectfully but firmly. We’ll help you say, “In our family, we’re teaching the kids they’re in charge of their bodies,” in a way that feels confident, not confrontational.

This is a critical question. We provide a simple, 3-step script to use in these exact moments: 1) Acknowledge their “no” and validate their feelings. 2) Briefly explain the “why” (e.g., “My job is to keep your body safe from the sun.”). 3) Reassure them of your role as their trusted protector. These necessary care moments will not undo all the great work you’re doing.

This is a normal fear! Children often do this because they’re testing a new word and looking for a reaction. The key is to remain calm and boring. We’ll teach you how to gently redirect them by explaining that those are private words for private parts, without shaming them or making it a bigger deal (which only encourages them to do it more!).

Curiosity between siblings is very normal. This course will help you tell the difference between innocent, age-appropriate exploration and behaviour that signals a red flag. We’ll give you a clear framework based on context, age differences, and power dynamics so you know when to use it as a teaching moment versus when you might need to seek more support.

It’s never too late! We have a specific lesson that gives you a simple, no-shame script to make the transition. A quick, casual explanation like, “You know how we used to call it your ‘tutu’? You’re old enough now to know the real science name, which is ‘vulva’,” is all it takes. Your child will quickly follow your lead.

For as long as our platform exists! Children’s needs and questions change as they develop. You can skip ahead to the lessons you need right now and come back for the rest when a new stage begins.

The course is completely self-paced. Once you sign up, you’ll have access to all the material and can review it on your own time, at your own speed.

Yes! Inside the course, you’ll find a discussion on many of the lessons where parents can ask questions related to the course material. Our team of experts will help point you to the videos or handouts in the course to help you get your questions answered.