Children are taught about crossing the road safely. Talking to them about staying safe from sexual abuse is just as easy with the NSPCC’s new PANTS rules. With the help of a friendly dinosaur called Pantosaurus, talking PANTS is a simple way to teach a young child how to stay safe from abuse. The singing dinosaur video and fun activity pack can help parents teach the key messages without using any scary words. There are also PANTS teaching resources for schools and teachers that include lesson plans, class activities, and a catchy song ‘Not in My Pants’. It is not known exactly how many UK children experience abuse, because it is hidden from view. Adults may not recognise the signs, or the child may be too young, too scared or too ashamed to say what is happening. See
Pants rules for children
Written by David Fletcher 22 Mar 2019Additional Info
- Pray: for the material to be used well, and for adults to recognise abuse when it is occurring. (Psalm 72:4)
- More: www.nspcc.org.uk/preventing-abuse/keeping-children-safe/underwear-rule/
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