Kindness should feel safe. But what happens when attention, gifts, secrets, or affection begin to feel wrong?
When Kindness Starts Feeling Wrong is a carefully written picture book that helps children ages 6–8 understand grooming, personal boundaries, private zones, unsafe touch, and the importance of telling a safe adult.
Through four realistic stories, children see that unsafe behavior can come from anyone—including relatives, trusted adults, older children, leaders, or people met online. Each child recognizes the danger and tells at a different stage, showing readers that there is no “perfect” time or perfect way to speak up.
Most importantly, children learn:
• Their body belongs to them.
• Gifts, affection, or attention never purchase access to their body.
• Freezing, remaining silent, or waiting to tell is never their fault.
• It is never too late to ask for help.
• If one adult does not listen, they should keep telling until someone does.
Written by father and survivor J.E.Treadway, this book was created to help families begin a difficult but necessary conversation with honesty, care, and age-appropriate language. The stories are non-graphic, thoughtfully illustrated, and supported by discussion questions and guidance for adults.
This is more than a book about recognizing danger. It is a book about giving children words, helping adults listen, and reminding every survivor—young or grown—that they deserve to be believed, protected, and helped.
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Anbieter: Grand Eagle Retail, Bensenville, IL, USA
Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Kindness should feel safe. But what happens when attention, gifts, secrets, or affection begin to feel wrong?When Kindness Starts Feeling Wrong is a carefully written picture book that helps children ages 6-8 understand grooming, personal boundaries, private zones, unsafe touch, and the importance of telling a safe adult.Through four realistic stories, children see that unsafe behavior can come from anyone-including relatives, trusted adults, older children, leaders, or people met online. Each child recognizes the danger and tells at a different stage, showing readers that there is no "perfect" time or perfect way to speak up.Most importantly, children learn: - Their body belongs to them.- Gifts, affection, or attention never purchase access to their body.- Freezing, remaining silent, or waiting to tell is never their fault.- It is never too late to ask for help.- If one adult does not listen, they should keep telling until someone does.Written by father and survivor J.E.Treadway, this book was created to help families begin a difficult but necessary conversation with honesty, care, and age-appropriate language. The stories are non-graphic, thoughtfully illustrated, and supported by discussion questions and guidance for adults.This is more than a book about recognizing danger. It is a book about giving children words, helping adults listen, and reminding every survivor-young or grown-that they deserve to be believed, protected, and helped. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9798194855810
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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Kindness should feel safe. But what happens when attention, gifts, secrets, or affection begin to feel wrong?When Kindness Starts Feeling Wrong is a carefully written picture book that helps children ages 6-8 understand grooming, personal boundaries, private zones, unsafe touch, and the importance of telling a safe adult.Through four realistic stories, children see that unsafe behavior can come from anyone-including relatives, trusted adults, older children, leaders, or people met online. Each child recognizes the danger and tells at a different stage, showing readers that there is no "perfect" time or perfect way to speak up.Most importantly, children learn: - Their body belongs to them.- Gifts, affection, or attention never purchase access to their body.- Freezing, remaining silent, or waiting to tell is never their fault.- It is never too late to ask for help.- If one adult does not listen, they should keep telling until someone does.Written by father and survivor J.E.Treadway, this book was created to help families begin a difficult but necessary conversation with honesty, care, and age-appropriate language. The stories are non-graphic, thoughtfully illustrated, and supported by discussion questions and guidance for adults.This is more than a book about recognizing danger. It is a book about giving children words, helping adults listen, and reminding every survivor-young or grown-that they deserve to be believed, protected, and helped. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9798194855810
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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Kindness should feel safe. But what happens when attention, gifts, secrets, or affection begin to feel wrong When Kindness Starts Feeling Wrong is a carefully written picture book that helps children ages 6-8 understand grooming, personal boundaries, private zones, unsafe touch, and the importance of telling a safe adult.Through four realistic stories, children see that unsafe behavior can come from anyone-including relatives, trusted adults, older children, leaders, or people met online. Each child recognizes the danger and tells at a different stage, showing readers that there is no 'perfect' time or perfect way to speak up.Most importantly, children learn: - Their body belongs to them.- Gifts, affection, or attention never purchase access to their body.- Freezing, remaining silent, or waiting to tell is never their fault.- It is never too late to ask for help.- If one adult does not listen, they should keep telling until someone does.Written by father and survivor J.E.Treadway, this book was created to help families begin a difficult but necessary conversation with honesty, care, and age-appropriate language. The stories are non-graphic, thoughtfully illustrated, and supported by discussion questions and guidance for adults.This is more than a book about recognizing danger. It is a book about giving children words, helping adults listen, and reminding every survivor-young or grown-that they deserve to be believed, protected, and helped. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9798194855810
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