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Teaching Kids About Body Safety

Everyone's got a bottom is the perfect introductory body safety book for parents and carers to read to kids using age appropriate language. It's a helpful tool to gently start conversations with children using correct anatomical terms. The book gives children the words and knowledge to help keep them safe.

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  • BEST SELLER

    We've sold over 55,000 books sold globally

  • TOP 10

    Voted as one of the best child safety books for young kids

  • AWARD-WINNING

    Australian Child Protection Week Award for Child Safety

What The Experts Say

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What is Everyone’s Got a Bottom about?

Everyone’s Got a Bottom is an award-winning children’s picture book designed to help parents and carers begin conversations with young children about body safety, consent, and personal boundaries in a positive, age-appropriate way.

Who is the book for?

The book is ideal for children aged 3–8 and is used by parents, carers, educators, and child protection professionals to gently introduce the topic of body safety.

Who created Everyone’s Got a Bottom?

The book was co-created by Kids Body Safety co-founder Jodi Edwards and leading Australian author and child protection expert Tess Rowley. Jodi & Tess developed this resource in collaboration with early childhood professionals. The book has won child safety and design awards and is ranked as one of the Top 10 child safety books.

Why is it important to talk to children about body safety?

Teaching body safety helps children understand their rights, recognize unsafe situations, and speak up when something doesn’t feel right. Early conversations reduce vulnerability and build a foundation for lifelong personal safety.

Why does the book use correct anatomical names for body parts?

Using correct names like "penis" and "vulva" helps eliminate confusion and ensures children can clearly communicate if something happens. Research shows that children taught correct terminology are more likely to disclose abuse if it occurs.

Is Everyone’s Got a Bottom based on child protection research?

Yes. The book was developed with input from child psychologists, early learning educators, and abuse prevention experts. It aligns with best practices for personal safety education.

How do I use this book with my child?

Read the story aloud with your child, pause for discussion, and use the parent guide at the back to continue the conversation. It’s okay if you don’t know what to say—this book helps guide you.