This book talks about 'touching', and that there are certain types of it. There's good type of touching, such as a hug or a kiss. But then there are inappropriate types of touching, like the touching of a private part from someone else. In addition, this also shows that the only time where the 'private areas' are safe/under the care of a parent or a doctor.

age-3-8
Source - Pierce County library

A story talking about how you usually like touching if it is good like a hug or kiss. That it is okay though to tell people not right now. Also, it touches on the fact of inappropriate touching and the only times that it should happen would be at the dr or when you are getting dressed. If it happens then they need to tell.

Age 3-6
Source ECE Pierce County Library ( )

A better-looking package than "It's My Body" but I wish it also acknowledged that any touch that makes you feel uncomfortable should be reported. It does explain that some places should never be touched by others "except when you need help in the bathroom or getting dressed or when you go to the doctor."

Touches that are ok, such as hugs. Touches that are not ok, someone trying to touch your private areas. Tells children to tell a person they trust if they are touched in the wrong way. Also states that if you do not want a hug, even if it is from someone you trust, it is ok to say I don't want one right now.
Source: Pierce County Library
Age: 3-5

This story help children to learn understand about how their bodies belong to them, and there are some acceptable touches and also the ones are not make them feel comfortable.
Age group: 2-4 Years old
source : Pierce county Library