Equipping the Down syndrome community to prevent child sexual abuse.

 

Sexual abuse is a difficult subject to discuss, but our kids are worth the conversation!

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Children with developmental disabilities are three times more likely to be sexually abused.

We can change this!

 
In a few weeks, I will travel to Washington, D.C. to gather with hundreds of mothers of children with Down syndrome for the annual @thedsdn retreat. I’ve been busy gathering brochures, assembling Body Safety Activity Kits, and curating my favor
After a successful round of pre-sales, we decided to make the Body Safety Activity Kit available all the time! Find it on our website worththeconversation.com or at the link in bio. 👧🏾🧒🏼👦🏻 #worththeconversation
In order to address the specifics of preventing sexual abuse in children with Down syndrome, we first have to understand primary prevention. Primary prevention aims to change the deeply rooted cultural attitudes that lead to inequalities that put cer
The Body Safety Activity Kit helps parents and caregivers introduce the concept of privacy and teach body parts to children in a developmentally appropriate and shame-free way. Don’t miss it! Our preorder sale ends tonight! Order at link in bio
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