Feb. 19-20: Simple Touching Rules for Children
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Adult apprehension about discussing touching safety can get in the way of creating a safe environment for children, but doing so is critical to children’s well-being. Keep the touching rules short and sweet: No one has the right to touch a child’s private parts except to keep him or her safe and healthy. If someone tries to touch a child’s private parts, the child should say “No!”, run away, and tell a trusted adult. For more information, request a copy of the VIRTUS® article “Teaching Touching Safety and Preserving Innocence” at lacatholics.org/did-you-know. Read the VIRTUS® article “Teaching Touching Safety and Preserving Innocence” here.


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