This resource will take you straight to the section of the timeline that is for kids age 6-8. It includes a number of resources outside of this, as well as activities and worksheets you can do with your child as well as some outside resources. This is part of the intermediate section because Talk With Your Kids offers educational practices that can start as soon as your child is born as well as advice for how to teach children past the age of 8. It is an all encompassing resource that can be helpful earlier on, if that is something you wish, and later on into your child’s life to help reinforce what you teach them now.

This resource is an article that presents strategies for educators on how to teach consent and respect of other’s boundaries to a number of different ages. Based on research and interviews of a number of educators Usable Knowledge provides a breakdown of what is important to teach at an early age an elementary level. They also proved outside resources, such as videos and books that can provide a deeper understanding. Again, this resource is great if your child is progressing faster than expected, as it contains information that can be taught at higher levels.

This resource provides ways for you to create emotional safety between you and your child. Emotional safety is important to help keep an open and honest line of communication with your child. Peaceful Parent helps parents to understand what not to do by giving clear examples and discussing why emotional safety is so important in a number of contexts.