Eyes, Knees, Boundaries, Please!

“An accurate, thoughtful book that helps parents feel more comfortable talking with their kids about their bodies. It encourages important conversations and opens the door to honest dialogue. Highly recommended.” – Lauren Hughes, MD, Board-certified pediatrician, founder and lead physician of Bloom Pediatrics and drlaurenhughes.com“As an ObGyn, and a mother, I know firsthand how important it is for children to know boundaries surrounding their bodies and know how to verbalize when there is an issue. Eyes, Knees, Boundaries, Please! gives parents and children the information they need to keep their bodies safe.” – Franziska Haydanek, DO, FACOG“Eyes, Knees, Boundaries, Please! provides a powerful blueprint for parents to introduce the proper names of children’s body parts in a way that makes it fun and interactive for their children. Too often conversations about body and consent are delayed because parents don’t know how to have these frequently anxiety-provoking conversations–thankfully Dr. Playforth did all the work for you!” – Anita K Patel, MD Double Board Certified Pediatrician and Pediatric Critical Care Doctor, and founder of @anitakpatelmd on social media“As a pediatrician and a mom, I love how this book talks to kids about their bodies, all parts of their bodies, in a matter of fact and developmentally appropriate way. It uses correct language without fear or shame which helps kids understand ownership, safety, and consent. This is exactly how these conversations should start and this is the book to do it!” – Mona Amin, D.O., pediatrician mom and founder of PedsDocTalk“Easy to read and full of diverse art, this book is perfect for kids to learn about their body parts!” – Nancy Redd, New York Times bestselling author and health journalist“Dr. Playforth’s book Eyes, Knees, Boundaries, Please! is essential for any parent who wants to teach their children about body boundaries and consent. As a child psychologist, I recommend that parents discuss this topic early and often and this book helps parents to do so in a fun and non-intimidating way!” – Dr. Cara Damiano Goodwin, PhD, licensed psychologist, founder of Parenting Translator, and author of What to Do When You Feel Like Hitting and other books in the Big Feelings for Toddlers series

Krupa Bhojani Playforth, MD, is a pediatrician and a mother of three who believes in helping parents and children get clear guidance about their health.