Body Safety Resources

Key phrases and things to know for a Spanish safety book on water safety education:

"Mi cuerpo me pertenece": My body belongs to me.

"Partes privadas": Private parts. Teach children that these are the areas covered by a bathing suit, emphasizing that no one is allowed to touch them.

"Di 'No', Aléjate, y Cuéntale a un adulto": Say 'no', run away, and tell an adult. Instruct them to loudly say "¡No!", walk away, and report it to a trusted adult.

"Adultos de confianza": Trusted adults.

Discover our Spanish safety book, 'Dueño de Mi Cuerpo,' which focuses on crucial water safety education for children. This essential resource is designed to promote safety awareness and empower young learners in a fun and relatable way.

Explore this playlist featuring essential resources on water safety education, including materials from the Spanish safety book, designed to promote awareness and strategies for staying safe around water.

Este artículo proviene de una publicación sobre un recurso valioso, una guía para padres sobre la seguridad en el agua, que puede ser una excelente referencia para quienes busquen un libro en español sobre la seguridad acuática. Esta guía destaca la importancia de la educación sobre la seguridad en el agua para proteger a los niños y contribuir a su bienestar.

Download FREE Water Watcher cards and enhance your water safety education at www.safekids.org, where you can also find a Spanish safety book.

Source: Seattle Children's Hospital

Explore valuable resources on water safety education at Seattle Children's Hospital, including our informative Spanish safety book, which focuses on preventing drowning. For more details, visit us at https://www.seattlechildrens.org/health-safety/injury-prevention/espanol-prevencion-de-ahogamiento/