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Protecting Children: Essential Conversations #shorts
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Zvi Gluck, Rabbi Yakov Horowitz, and Rabbi Avi Landa explain: brief, age-appropriate talks can safeguard children. Teach them it's never okay for others to touch private parts, make them feel weird, or act inappropriately. Encourage them to get out and tell a trusted adult immediately. #ChildSafety #AbusePrevention #ParentingTips #RabbinicWisdom
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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 set 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 uh
parts that are normally covered by
bathing suits uh acting in certain ways
that make you feel weird or uh just
feels off. Anything that has that kind
of feeling to it, you need to comment
tell you need to get out of there and
tell us right away. Tell the parents
right away.