It is a book that can assist in creating a family norm in which children openly talk and ask questions about anything related to their body, including their very special private parts. The more open communication children have with their loving caregivers and knowledge they have about their bodies, their surrounding environment, and who and how to tell, the lower the risk for victimization. It is a wonderful thing when children grow up loving their bodies (including their very special private parts) and have the knowledge and support of loved ones.