This Song Can Help Teach Your Child About 'Private Parts’ Safety
Published on Jul 18, 2025
Is your little one becoming more curious about their body and you want them to understand that private parts are off limits to others, but you’re not sure where to start? This catchy song might help.
Content creator Lena’s Little Ones shared a TikTok video where she sings a memorable tune to her students about protecting their private parts. Set to the melody of “Wheels on the Bus,” the song includes lyrics like, “These are my private parts and nobody should see them, nobody should touch them, nobody should feel them.”
She also leads her students in a fun dance to help them remember the message. In the comments, parents and educators alike thank her for showing them how to make the important topic of consent easier for young children to understand.
Lena’s Little Ones creates educational content for kids about emotions, confidence, and everyday learning. This latest viral upload about protecting private parts shows her commitment to making essential lessons accessible for families online.
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Talking to children about their bodies and private parts can be challenging, but experts agree it’s essential for their safety and confidence. Starting these conversations early, even from toddler age, helps normalize body safety and empowers kids to speak up if they ever feel uncomfortable or threatened.
It’s important to teach children the correct anatomical terms for their private parts, such as “vagina,” “vulva,” and “penis.” Using these proper words helps kids feel comfortable talking about their bodies. This is crucial because sex offenders often take advantage of children not knowing these terms, making it harder for them to speak up or be understood if something happens. Avoiding shame or embarrassment also builds trust and openness.
Age-appropriate books are also a helpful resource. In the Philippines, popular titles include Ako ay May Titi by Genaro R. Gojo Cruz and Ako ay May Kiki by Glenda Oris, both published by Lampara Books. These books utilize simple language and vibrant illustrations to educate young children about body boundaries and personal safety.
Alongside books and songs, gentle reminders during daily routines can make these conversations feel natural rather than awkward. Parenting groups and child safety organizations also offer guides and resources to help parents have these talks with confidence.
Teaching kids about body safety from a young age helps them develop healthy boundaries and understand that their bodies belong to them—so don’t be afraid to start these conversations. You’re empowering them to stay safe.
Hanna is a News Desk Writer at Smart Parenting, covering parenting, health, culture, and more. Off the clock, she’s likely people-watching at a café or park, matcha latte in hand.
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