All preschool and early school-age children. It is an essential tool for every parent, guardian, and educator who wants to start a discussion about self-protection and teach children in a simple way the "Underwear Rule".

• Empowers children: Teaches them that they have control over their bodies and the right to say "no".
• Written with a positive approach: Focuses on love and respect for the body, without causing fear.
• The language is perfectly adapted to the understanding of young children.
• Offers an excellent opportunity for one of the most important conversations a parent can have with their child.

• Discuss: Which hugs and kisses do we like? When does a touch make us feel bad? Who can we talk to if something bothers us?
• Play: Set a "safety circle" around the child's body and explain who can enter it and when.
• Reassure the child: That you always believe them and that they can talk to you about anything that concerns them.

Jayneen Sanders is an Australian author and teacher, advocate for children's body safety awareness and their psychological empowerment. Her books, such as "No Means No!", have been translated into many languages and are used by parents, educators, and child protection organizations around the world.