SAFETY starts with healthy relationships. This lesson focuses on helping students recognize the different relationships in their lives and understand that some relationships are chosen while others are not. Students can use the Building Blocks of Safe Relationships (see graphic) to make healthy, respectful choices in relationships they have control over,
As a father of three, I believe abuse prevention education is crucial for helping children grow up confident, safe, and aware. Programs like ChildBuilders’ Stand Strong • Stay Safe can teach children the skills they need to recognize unsafe situations, set boundaries, and confidently ask for help.
During Child Abuse Prevention Month, explore parenting tools that help reduce stress, promote safety, and build strong, healthy family bonds.
Parents and community members can help protect children by recognizing the 12 key warning signs of abuse. Learn what to watch for and how to take action.
Parents and community members can help protect children by recognizing the 12 key warning signs of abuse. Learn what to watch for and how to take action.
In today’s lesson, your child learned about the power of kind words to make someone feel included and valued. When children feel a sense of belonging and connection to a community, they are better able to learn and less likely to misbehave. Using kind words to help others feel a
Through Stand Strong • Stay Safe lessons, your child is learning how assertive behavior can help keep their bodies and feelings safe. Lesson 1 introduced them to the Stand Strong • Stay Safe rules, which will guide their discussions throughout the rest of the program. Read on for a review
In today’s lesson, your child reviewed the Stand Strong • Stay Safe Rules and talked about how they apply to situations that may involve abuse and neglect. Ask your child to remind you of what the rules are, 3or refer to Home Connection 1. It takes all of us working
Learn to recognize and respond to abuse, including bullying, sexual abuse, emotional abuse, or physical abuse.
Anticipate & Plan. Parents can create safe environments and experiences for their children by trying to imagine situations from their child’s point of view and anticipating what their child is likely to do. For example, before sending a child to a playdate, parents need to find out who will be
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