1, for children aged 0-3, parents should tell their children:
(1) Every child's body belongs to him. Help him to know his gender correctly and let him know the difference between the two sexes.
(2) Strangers are not allowed to touch your body, but some adults can touch your body, such as parents bathing their children and doctors or nurses examining them;
(3) If someone touches your body and makes you feel scared, surprised and uncomfortable, be sure to tell your parents.
2. For preschool children aged 4-5, parents should tell their children:
(1) Help children know the correct names of body parts (such as penis and vagina). ). In the bathroom, parents can help you wipe or wash little ass; In addition, when you don't want to be moved by others, you can clearly tell others that you don't like it;
(2) Let children understand that they can't expose some reproductive organs of the body casually, because this is personal privacy, not that some parts of someone's body are shameful, but out of respect for personal privacy;
(3) There is a difference between boys and girls. Don't let others touch your body casually, and don't touch other people's bodies casually, so that children can learn to protect themselves; In addition, if someone touches or invades your privacy and asks you to keep a secret, be sure to tell your parents;
(4) It is wrong for adults to observe and touch children's reproductive organs without justifiable reasons;
(5) If an adult touches or observes a child in an abnormal way, there is nothing wrong with the child;
(6) Most adults will not sexually abuse their children, but boys and girls may be sexually abused.