Thanks For Signing Up For My Free PDF Download! You Rock!

Be sure to check your email inbox (and promotional/spam folders) so you can get your freebie!

BEFORE YOU GO, take the next logical step & sign up for this free class to learn how to teach your child about private parts safety!

⬇⬇⬇

• FREE PRIVATES & SAFETY CLASS •

Teach your child about private parts safety effectively, with confidence!

Child development experts say that you should begin talking to your kids about private parts in an age-appropriate way during the toddler years.

We respect your privacy. Your information is 100% secure.

If your child is between 2 and 8 years old this class is for you!

In this free 60 min. class, you'll learn:

Evidence Based Education

Evidence-based information on how to teach your child about their anatomy, what safe vs. unsafe touch is, and what to teach based on their age and stage of development!

Understanding C.S.A.

The clear definition of what is legally considered C.S.A./child sexual abuse (you'll be surprised by what you thought you knew) and how this informs what you'll need to teach your child.

Child Grooming Tactics

What you need to know about how predators trick kids into private part touch, including what you need to know about grooming.

Prepare Don't Scare

How to teach private parts safety with confidence (and not fear-based) so your child learns and remembers the lessons you teach them. And how to continue teaching age-appropriate sex-ed at all stages.

Hey Mama

I'm Rosalia!

I'm a passionate consent educator, child sexual abuse prevention specialist, sexual literacy advocate, 2x TEdx speaker, rape culture disruptor, co-founding member of the Brave Movement, founder of CONSENTparenting™, the host of the AboutCONSENT™ podcast and creator of CONSENTwear™.

I teach parents, particularly child sexual abuse survivors, how to educate their kids about body safety, boundaries, and consent so that they dramatically reduce the risks of abuse and break intergenerational cycles.

WATCH THE CLASS!

Child sexual abuse is far more prevalent than most people realize. It is likely the most prevalent health problem children face with the most serious array of consequences.

- Townsend, C. (2013). Prevalence and consequences of child sexual abuse compared with other childhood experiences. Charleston, S.C., Darkness to Light.

Free PRIVATES & SAFETY Class

Ready to teach body safety?