Teaching
children about personal boundaries is vital for their safety and well-being. We
at NHPS, feel that children have the right to feel safe and protected at all
times. To ensure their safety, it is essential for them to understand the
concepts of good touch and bad touch. It is crucial to emphasize that if
something feels wrong or uncomfortable, it is important to speak up and seek
help. ‘Stranger Danger Day’ program is specifically dedicated for children
to understand that their feelings are valid and that they have the right to set
boundaries with their bodies. This session helps them to identify who trusted
adults are in their lives whom they can turn to for help and support. Encouraging
children to communicate openly with these trusted adults and letting them know
about any uncomfortable or confusing experiences they may have had. By
educating children about these important topics, we empower them to recognize
when something is wrong, set boundaries, and seek help from trusted adults. The
objective of this session is to give children what they well deserve, to make
them feel safe, loved and respected.
