#teachingconsent

[responsiveparenting]

Posted @withregram • @glennondoyle Sunday reminder. AS MANY AS IT TAKES. But G: Even the ones who love me the most??? Oh sweet Jesus ESPECIALLY THEM. I love you. Live so that YOU LOVE YOU, too. G #GetUntamed #LiveUntamed #VoteUntamed #responsiveparenting #parentinggoals #teachingconsent #autonomy #autonomyisaneed https://www.instagram.com/p/CF9pOnIHeYK/?igshid=gt8ggw44f2xr

[theblackautist]

Posted @withregram • @consentparenting Hoping that today, if you can’t celebrate your mom, you can celebrate yourself and the powerful work you do 365 times each year! #childsexualabuseawareness #stopchildsexualabuse #endchildsexualabuse #teachkidsconsent #bodysafetyforkids #teachingconsent #createconsentculture #busymama #momstrong #busymomma #momsunite #mombosslife #stayathomemom #momminainteasy #thatmomlife #honestlymothering #consentparenting #workingmomma #momofatoddler #momofteens #momoftweens #motherhoodintheraw #motherhoodunplugged #realmoms #aintnohoodlikemotherhood https://www.instagram.com/p/CdTZuZEuCKh/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[oliviacastetter]

Look, I get it. Medical professionals are overworked right now. That is NO excuse to grumpily respond to a nervous child about a stranger touching her body. Teach consent. Respect boundaries, and clearly communicate. Children are humans, too. ... #pediatrician #pediatrics #healthcare #consent #teachconsent #teachingconsent #consentculture #communication https://www.instagram.com/p/Cc07pUbP6sO/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[yourconsentinfo]

5 Fatherly ways to Protect kids from Sexual Assault - for #FathersDay and Forever!

5 Fatherly ways to Protect kids from Sexual Assault – for #FathersDay and Forever!

More and more, we’re seeing men take responsibility for preventing sexual assault. The ItsOnUs campaign focuses on men stepping in when they see potential or actual danger. And no one, neither mother nor father, wants their child harmed by a sexual predator.

The average age for a sex trafficked girl is 13. And boys are also sex traffic targets. Parents need to combat the dangers long before…

[lydiambowers]

Yes! We ask our children if we can give them a hug or kiss, and respect if they say no. And if they don't answer, we say that means "no." Nothing means "yes," but "yes." #consent #parenting #sexedforparents #teachingconsent #healthysexuality #sexualdevelopment

[msangeliqueluna]

#Repost @lydiambowers with @get_repost ・・・ "Does consent mean I have to ask my child if I can change their diaper?" I've been asked this question several times, and the answer is NO! 🚼 . As a mom and early childhood educator, I can assure you that asking a toddler's permission to change their diaper will often result in a resounding, "No!" This leaves you with two options: either teach that asking for consent is meaningless, or leave them in a health and safety hazard. ☣️ . So what to do? Communicate! . We can teach children that they are worth our respect and attention. Instead of asking permission, we say, "It's time to change your diaper!" We keep communicating about the process: "Your body did its job and I bet that feels better! I'm taking your diaper off and now I'm going to use this wipe to wipe your bottom..." and so on. ✨ . There are some things children can't opt out of, especially related to health and hygiene. Engaging them in the process, even if it's through being a part of the conversation, still builds foundations of consent! (Bonus: it also starts building the sensory & body recognition & vocabulary necessary for toilet learning! Hooray!!! 🚽) . (Image description: A diaper with text reading "Teaching children about consent does NOT mean asking permission to change diapers!") . #ece #earlychildhoodeducation #infants #toddlers #teachingconsent #families #earlychildhood #earlychildhoodeducator #changingdiapers #communication #bodilyautonomy #consent #momlife #educatorlife #dadlife #teachconsent #consentstartsearly #pottytraining #toilettraining #bodyknowledge https://www.instagram.com/p/BrDIqLzB0dY/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=h1it4vy1x5s7

[dwarfmothersden-blog]

The 10th A Playground is a Dancefloor : : There is this issue. Big issue. The dwarf loves spending time on the playground and I - well I don't. But really, really don't. It might come from the feeling that you can't really relax. You are a litte anxious whether our parents are secretly looking and judging you, because you sit on the bench instead of actively playing with your child. Or because of actively playing with dwarfie instead of sitting at the bench. Or because of the silent stress whether he will behave well, meaning that he will neither scratch nor bite nor beat another child.Or steal toys so that the whole sand-box would burst into outraging fury. The first point is, most likely, connected to my own insecurities. They tend to dive up when I'm amidst larger groups of people anyway. The second point though turned out to be nothing to worry about. Where the dwarf-boy still used to take other kid's toys away some months ago, he now gives his toys away freely, offers to exchange them with others, and is not frustrated or angry when others take his precious toys. I am fascinated, I must admit. I might not be that lucky with his sleeping habits, but concerning this he is making things very easy for me. Thank youuu! One this that does interest me though is his need for physical contact towards other kids. He goes to random mini people like him, gives them kisses, hugs them, strokes their heads. Of course, this is the top of cuteness - but I find it really important to teach him that he has to ask beforehand if the other one wants that kiss. Because some don't and they start crying, which leaves him confused what he has done worng. Looking at this I silently add more details to my playground studies. Observing how little people treat each other, and especially how parents react on that (O-tone: But why don't you let that boy kiss you? He just wants to show you that he likes you) explains a lot about what is happening among us bigger kids. : :

[homesteadingfeminist]

Feeling a weird urge to get a Sharpie and write the word "consensual" on here. #feminism #teachingconsent #yesmeansyes #radicalparenting

[msangeliqueluna]

#Repost @lydiambowers with @get_repost ・・・ "Does consent mean I have to ask my child if I can change their diaper?" I've been asked this question several times, and the answer is NO! 🚼 . As a mom and early childhood educator, I can assure you that asking a toddler's permission to change their diaper will often result in a resounding, "No!" This leaves you with two options: either teach that asking for consent is meaningless, or leave them in a health and safety hazard. ☣️ . So what to do? Communicate! . We can teach children that they are worth our respect and attention. Instead of asking permission, we say, "It's time to change your diaper!" We keep communicating about the process: "Your body did its job and I bet that feels better! I'm taking your diaper off and now I'm going to use this wipe to wipe your bottom..." and so on. ✨ . There are some things children can't opt out of, especially related to health and hygiene. Engaging them in the process, even if it's through being a part of the conversation, still builds foundations of consent! (Bonus: it also starts building the sensory & body recognition & vocabulary necessary for toilet learning! Hooray!!! 🚽) . (Image description: A diaper with text reading "Teaching children about consent does NOT mean asking permission to change diapers!") . #ece #earlychildhoodeducation #infants #toddlers #teachingconsent #families #earlychildhood #earlychildhoodeducator #changingdiapers #communication #bodilyautonomy #consent #momlife #educatorlife #dadlife #teachconsent #consentstartsearly #pottytraining #toilettraining #bodyknowledge