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It's MY Body: A Book to Teach Young Children How to Resist Uncomfortable Touch
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About It's MY Body: A Book To Teach Young Children How To
Product Description Discusses the different types of touching and offers advice on how to react to unwanted touching. Review "Sensitive and positive approach to teaching young children how to resist uncomfortable touches by helping them understand a range of touching and the concepts of autonomy and privacy." -- Judith Rovenger, Sesame Street Parent's Guide, Sept. 1990 "This little book, has been written especially for the preschool child. Material like this can help children to cope with the problem themselves." -- The Reviewing Librarian, Vol. 12 #1 Fall 1986 "We highly recommend it . . . ." -- Journal of Clinical Child Psychology, Vol. 15, Summer 1986 About the Author Lory Freeman (now Lory Britain) has tackled tough topics in all of her books. "It's MY Body," written when her children were young, was one of the first children's books to cover sexual abuse. Now a director of a respite nursery, Dr. Britain is also the author of "Loving Touches," which discusses positive touching and respect for others' bodies, and the new "My Grandma Died," which explains death and the grieving process to very young children. Excerpt. © Reprinted by permission. All rights reserved. It's My Body A Book to Reach Young Children How to Resists Uncomfortable Touch By Lory Freeman, Carol Deach Chicago Review Press Incorporated Copyright © 1982 Lory Freeman All rights reserved. ISBN: 978-0-943990-03-3 CHAPTER 1 I have something very special that belongs to only me. I was born with it ... And it changes as I grow older. But it is always just mine! It's my body. Sometimes I like to share my body ... When I hug my father, I am sharing my body. When I sit on my grandma's lap, I am sharing my body. When I hold a little baby's hand, I am sharing my body. When I let someone tickle me, I am sharing my body. (Continues...) Excerpted from It's My Body by Lory Freeman, Carol Deach. Copyright © 1982 Lory Freeman. Excerpted by permission of Chicago Review Press Incorporated. All rights reserved. No part of this excerpt may be reproduced or reprinted without permission in writing from the publisher.Excerpts are provided by Dial-A-Book Inc. solely for the personal use of visitors to this web site.
