Secrets and surprises
No Secrets from Mom
A starting point for talking about secrets, gifts, pressure, and telling a trusted grown-up.
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Body safety & trusted grown-ups
Body safety songs for kids
Little songs can give important conversations a familiar beginning. Explore our music about body privacy, personal boundaries, and finding the words to tell a trusted grown-up.
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A song for the conversation.
Choose a song for the conversation you want to begin. Each song page includes lyrics, an audio preview, and links to listen. The songs introduce ideas to revisit together, with a grown-up ready to listen.
Finding words to tell
No Secrets from Mom and Dad
A reminder that children can tell their parents when something feels wrong, even when telling feels difficult.
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Body privacy
My Body's Mine
Names body parts and explores privacy, care, and the reassurance that a child is never to blame.
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Trusted grown-ups
My Safety Hand (Quiet Reflection)
Uses five fingers as a reminder of the people children can turn to when they need help. The house remix is also available.
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Personal space
Boundaries Between Friends
Introduces asking before touching and listening when a friend says no.
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Recognizing unsafe behavior
Tricky People
Explores unsafe requests and the importance of checking with a trusted grown-up.
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Listen together
Read the lyrics first, choose a calm moment, and listen with your child. Start with one idea rather than every safety rule at once.
Find familiar words
With My Safety Hand, name grown-ups your child can approach. Practice a simple opening such as “I need to tell you something.”
Keep the conversation open
Invite questions and return to the song when it feels useful. Let your child know they can speak to you, even when they feel unsure.
A little support for grown-ups
Take the conversation beyond the song.
Our free No Secrets from Mom and No Secrets from Mom and Dad guides offer a place to begin. Choose a guide, sign up, and use the confirmation button in your email to open it.
Choose your free guide →A few helpful answers.
Where should we start?
For secrets and open communication, begin with No Secrets from Mom or No Secrets from Mom and Dad. For identifying trusted grown-ups, try My Safety Hand. Choose the lyrics that fit the conversation your family is ready to have.
Is a classroom curriculum available?
Chapter One is in development for ages 3 to 8. Educators can explore the six planned lessons and register interest in the teacher pilot on our curriculum page. Pilot enrollment and material delivery dates are not yet confirmed.
For educators exploring body safety lessons
See how Chapter One brings music, conversation, and guided practice together.
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