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"Good" touch and "bad" touch are words most commonly used to explain to children what touch is and isn't okay, and help them understand what situations they should tell a safe person about and ask for help, and how they should treat other people. For children, "good" touch is touch that cares for them, that is necessary for their health or safety, or makes them feel safe, or is fun. "Bad" touch is any touch that they don't want or makes them feel scared, or any secret touch, or any touch on their genitals or bottom, unless it's necessary for their health. For children playing together, a good rule is: if the other person isn't having fun, you have to stop.
Some examples of "bad" touch: anyone touches a child's genitals if they're not doing something necessary for the child's health; anyone touches a child and asks them to keep it secret; a child has to hug a relative even though the child feels scared; two children playing together, one of them gets hurt or isn't having fun any more and the other one doesn't stop.
It's pretty similar for teenagers and adults, too. "Good" touch is touch that we agree to, that makes us feel happy or takes care of our health. "Bad" touch makes us feel scared or uncomfortable, and it means that the other person shouldn't be touching us in that way. It's also "bad" touch if we didn't have a chance to say no, or if it's not safe for us to say no, or if we don't know how to say no. As teenagers or adults, genital touch isn't automatically bad: if we want it, if we feel safe, if it's fun, and if we could say no (and if that's all true for the other person too!), then it becomes "good" touch.
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Some examples of "bad" touch: anyone touches a child's genitals if they're not doing something necessary for the child's health; anyone touches a child and asks them to keep it secret; a child has to hug a relative even though the child feels scared; two children playing together, one of them gets hurt or isn't having fun any more and the other one doesn't stop.
It's pretty similar for teenagers and adults, too. "Good" touch is touch that we agree to, that makes us feel happy or takes care of our health. "Bad" touch makes us feel scared or uncomfortable, and it means that the other person shouldn't be touching us in that way. It's also "bad" touch if we didn't have a chance to say no, or if it's not safe for us to say no, or if we don't know how to say no. As teenagers or adults, genital touch isn't automatically bad: if we want it, if we feel safe, if it's fun, and if we could say no (and if that's all true for the other person too!), then it becomes "good" touch.
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In today’s times, we hear a lot about child abuse and molestation. It’s high time, we start teaching young children about “Good Touch Bad Touch” to help prevent more damage. Most of the time, targets are very young children, below 6-7 years of age. They are too young to understand the difference between right and wrong.
Every single day, the media reports such cases where young children, both boys and girls, are sexually abused by an adult around them. The problem is, that they do not even know what is happening.
It is still a sensitive topic for parents to talk to their children, so most of them do not want to go there. The same goes for schools as well. At times, we hesitate to take up and speak on sense
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