For parents, grandparents, and carers of children aged 0–5
Body Safety Checklist for Parents
Does your child know they can say "no" — even to someone they love? This checklist shows you, in about ten minutes, where your family actually stands.
€ 5.00
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Format
Digital checklist (PDF)
Pages
7
Checkpoints
16, across 4 areas
Time to complete
About 10 minutes
No lecture, no judgment, no test to pass — just a clear picture of what your child already knows, and one place to start.
Most parents assume the answer is yes
You've never actually checked
You assume your child knows the basics — but no one ever pointed you to a way to be sure.
The topic feels vague and slightly frightening
"Body safety" sounds important and shapeless at the same time. Where do you even start?
Advice online is either too much or too little
Long articles or a single scary headline — nothing you can act on in ten minutes.
What's inside
- 01
About the Body
4 checkpoints on names, privacy, and comfort with their own body.
- 02
About Touch
4 checkpoints on the difference between welcome and unwelcome touch.
- 03
About Boundaries
4 checkpoints on saying no and having it respected.
- 04
About Trust & Communication
4 checkpoints on whether your child would tell you if something felt wrong.
- 05
What to Do Next
A closing page on how to begin — with a moment, not a lecture.
What you'll walk away with
A clear, current picture
Exactly what your child already knows, checkpoint by checkpoint.
One concrete place to start
Instead of a vague sense you should "talk more about safety."
A way to track change over time
Print it again in a few months — the difference between the two is your answer.
Included
€ 5.00
Instant download · yours forever · no account
Questions about this guide
How long does this take?
About ten minutes for a first pass — it's a checklist, not a course.
What if my child doesn't "pass" every checkpoint?
That's the point of using it — it's not a test. It shows you exactly where to focus next, without judgment.
Can I use this more than once?
Yes — it's designed for that. Print it in February, print it again in June, and compare.
Is this only for parents?
No — nursery teachers, family counselors, and therapists also use it as a first-session tool with parents.
