The following are some rules that a child of this age should learn in their discussions with you:

My body is mine alone! This is my right and others, young and old, must respect it.

• I can say "NO" to anyone who wants to violate this right of mine.
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  I recognize my feelings and I know that they can help me decide whether to share my body and how to communicate these decisions to others.
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  I say "NO" to any behavior that causes me anxiety, fear, or confusion.
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  I run away from anyone who makes me afraid.
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  I know what it is like to be touched with love and for all other touches that I do not like and humiliate me, I tell my trusted relatives and authorities.
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  There are people - my parents, police officers, social workers, doctors, psychologists, teachers who are there to support me and I can always seek their help.
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  My parents and loved ones always know where I am and with whom.
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  I never go to a place I don't know and where, if something happens to me, I can't seek help.
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  I'm always looking for someone I can trust who can help me, like my teachers. 
•  I know who to turn to (eg call 116 111 or 112 from anywhere and for free to ask for help, advice and support).

    To help your child understand and learn these rules, you can read the book "Talk to the people who love you and don't be afraid" and complete the tasks together at the end.