Na! Nimī'khvam! Ijāzah Nimī'dam: Persian 1403

Keeping our body safe is a bedtime dialogue between Dad and little Emma, discussing the subject of her right to autonomy over her body, her right to emrace and kiss only those she chooses and her right to refuse hugs or kisses when she doesn’t want to.Through the conversation, Emma is learning what is a good touch and what is a bad touch and how to act when she encounters a bad touch. She also learns how to recognize when something is wrong, refuse bribes and never keep secrets about hugs and kisses.This is the second book in a series of books that deals with the sensitive and vital issues of knowing and feeling comfortable with your body, protecting your body and providing methods of action in situations of risk. The series of books is intended to establish a dialogue between parent and child on vital issues, which the parent may often not be fully comfortable discussing with their child. The importance of discourse on these issues is enormous. Beyond the children's learning, the discourse builds trust. If reading these books will save a single child from harm, it is all worth it.