Does Your Child Have The Words To Protect Themselves?
This 60-second quiz checks whether your child has the 6 core body safety phrases — the specific words that research shows make the difference between a child who speaks up and a child who stays silent.
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How old is your child?
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Does your child know the correct names for their private parts?
Has your child been taught that their body belongs to them — and they can say no to any touch?
of child sexual abuse is committed by other children — classmates, siblings, older kids at birthday parties, cousins at family gatherings.
children who experience something uncomfortable with another child never tell a parent — not because they don't want to, but because they don't have the words.
Children don't stay silent because they're weak.
They stay silent because no one gave them the language.
If another child said "let's play a secret game" involving bodies — would your child know exactly what to say and do?
Has your child been taught the difference between a safe secret and an unsafe secret?
Could your child name 3–5 specific trusted adults they'd go to if something felt wrong?
Have you told your child that if someone ever made them feel uncomfortable, it would never, ever be their fault?
children who experience abuse never tell anyone. Not during childhood. Not ever. The silence isn't weakness — it's the absence of language.
The children who speak up aren't braver.
They just have the words.
Reviewing your answers…
- Checking body safety language coverage
- Comparing against age benchmarks
- Identifying specific gaps
- Building your personalised report
Your child knows 0 of 6
body safety phrases
Your child is missing the specific language that research shows matters most. These gaps are real — and every single one is fixable, starting tonight.
Here's where your child stands
In the U.S., 1 in 4 children will face a situation where these phrases matter. Right now, your child is missing the ones most likely to keep them safe.
The good news?
Every gap has an exact phrase.
Each of the 6 core body safety phrases is written out word-for-word, in language a 3–7 year old can understand and remember. You don't have to figure out what to say. You just read it together at bedtime.
Two weeks of bedtime stories. The phrases stick like nursery rhymes. Most parents start tonight.
Tonight. Most families start tonight.
Your child knows 0 of 6
body safety phrases
Your child is missing the specific phrases that research shows make the difference between a child who speaks up and a child who stays silent.
Here's where your child stands
The Safe Kids Path Complete Set gives your child word-for-word scripts for all 6 body safety phrases — written for ages 3–7, designed to be read at bedtime, and built to stick like nursery rhymes.
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Why these gaps matter
What's In The Complete Set
What parents say after closing the gaps
"I almost didn't buy them. I thought we'd already had the conversation. Then my daughter's teacher called me — not because something bad happened, but because my daughter used the exact phrases from the books to handle a situation on the playground. She handled it. I cried in the parking lot."
"My son was at a sleepover. An older boy tried to get the younger kids to 'show each other stuff.' My son said 'that's a private parts rule' and called me. He was 6. He used those exact words. I don't know what would have happened if he hadn't had the language."
"Two weeks after we started reading these at bedtime, my daughter told me about something that had happened at a family gathering. She used the words from the books — 'that was a tricky touch' — and she told me because we'd practiced the safety circle. I cannot type this without crying."
Common questions
Don't wait three weeks like I did.
Start tonight.
Bedtime is all it takes. Two weeks of reading. Six phrases that could change everything.
Give My Child The Words — $39.99 →Safe Kids Path is a children's body safety education brand. This quiz is for informational purposes and does not constitute professional advice. Results are based on your self-reported answers. © 2026 Safe Kids Path. All rights reserved.