As you talk PANTS with your child, it’s natural for them to have some questions. Advice is available to help you answer them accurately and in an age appropriate way. For information on tips and advice on talking pants and answering questions your child may ask.
You’ve probably already talked to your child about things like crossing the road safely. Talking to them about staying safe from sexual abuse is just as easy with the NSPCC PANTS activity pack.
With fun tasks, word searches, games and stickers, you can help them learn without using any scary words.
With the help of Pantosaurus, the friendly dinosaur, talking PANTS is a simple way to teach your child how to stay safe from abuse.
Read Carol’s story about talking PANTS to her daughter without using scary words
Click here to;
- Download an activity pack
- Sing along with Pantosaurus,
- Download a ‘Playtime with Pantosaurus’ game
Download a copy of the Keep and Learn Kids Pull Out Guide
Read the PANTS Parents / Carers Guide guide on
- WHY it is important to talk pants
- WHEN is the right time to talk pants and
- HOW to find the right words to talk pants please see
Get the PANTS guide that’s right for you
There are a range of PANTS guides for parents and carers including guides in Welsh, guides for people with a disability and for children with autism
- for children with learning disabilities
- for children with learning disabilities (in Welsh)
- for parents/carers of children who have autism
- for parents/carers who have learning disabilities
- for parents/carers who have learning disabilities (in Welsh)
- The Underwear Rule for d/Deaf children – Recorded with British Sign Language and subtitles, this video aims to teach d/Deaf children about the Underwear Rule and encourages them to share secrets that upset them with a trusted adult.
