Olivia and Jack Learn About The ‘Touch'

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Olivia and Jack, the twins in grade school, are learning an important lesson about personal safety: distinguishing between 'good touch' and 'bad touch'. This lesson is crucial for helping them understand boundaries and personal space, empowering them to protect themselves and communicate their feelings effectively.

A good touch is one that makes them feel safe, such as a hug from a family member or a high-five with a friend.

In contrast, a bad touch is one that feels uncomfortable, frightening, or confusing. It's important for Olivia and Jack to know that they have the right to say "no" to any touch that makes them uneasy, and they should always tell a trusted adult if they experience a bad touch.

By understanding these concepts, they can navigate social interactions with confidence and security.