Some Secrets Should Never Be Kept by Jayneen Sanders is an award-winning, delicately crafted children's book designed to address the challenging topic of inappropriate touch in a non-threatening and supportive manner. This story offers a fable that reassures children it's safe and important to tell trusted adults if they ever feel unsafe or uncomfortable. With detailed notes and discussion prompts for caregivers, educators and healthcare professionals, this book is an invaluable tool to empower children aged 3 to 12 years to recognise safe and unsafe touch, and to understand that their voices matter. The heartfelt illustrations and clear language combine to create a nurturing resource for families and classrooms alike. Educational Benefits: Teaches children about personal boundaries and safe versus unsafe touch. Encourages children to speak out and persist in seeking help when needed. Provides adults with a practical framework to discuss sensitive issues compassionately. Builds foundational knowledge for lifelong personal safety and advocacy. Classroom Ideas: Use guided reading sessions followed by Q&A to explore safety messages. Integrate role-play to practise telling trusted adults about unsafe situations. Design safety-themed art projects to reinforce book concepts. Host small group discussions for children to share feelings in a safe environment. Information: Ages: Suitable for 3 to 12 years Measurements: 250 x 185 mm, Hardcover
