One talk at a time: sing-along book
This music video and sing-along book can be shared with children to help them understand their bodies’ warning signs, not keeping secrets and talking to trusted adults.
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By National Office for Child Safety
Published on 2024
How this resource can help
Use this resource to
Share with children to reinforce foundational body safety messages through an enjoyable, age-appropriate song
Encourage parents, carers and other trusted community members to listen to the song to build their own confidence in body safety concepts and language
This resource covers
Talking to trusted adults
Not keeping secrets when someone or something is making you feel shame or unsafe
The body’s common warning signs
More information
The music video and sing-along book are part of a collection developed by the National Office for Child Safety. You can view and use all their body safety activities or explore the full collection of One talk at a time resources.
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If you are a parent or carer
You’re in the right place! You can share this song with the children in your life to keep them thinking and talking about their own body safety. If you’ve come here because you’re worried about something specific, you don’t have to figure it out alone. You’ll find contact information for services using the link below.
Last reviewed by Together We Can: 05 July 2026
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