Protect Your Child: Essential Private Parts Safety Talk #shorts

It doesn't need to be a long conversation. It can be a short conversation one-on-one with each child that I would recommend because each child is at a different stage and age where you just speak about at an age-appropriate way the idea that it's never okay for somebody else to be trying to look, show, or touch at different private parts of the body, parts that are normally covered by bathing suits, acting in certain ways that make you feel weird or just feels off. Anything that has that kind of feeling to it, you need to come and tell you need to get out of there and tell us right away. Tell the parents right away.