21/07/2026
🌟Mummy Safety Security Project Incursion at NALA Revesby🌟
Today, we had an incredible incursion focusing on child safety, where our little ones learned some vital skills to help them navigate their world safely! Here are some key takeaways from the day:
✅ Building Early Awareness of Personal Boundaries: Children began understanding that their bodies belong to them, learning in age-appropriate ways about safe and unsafe touch.
✅ Encouraging Confidence to Speak Up: Teaching children from a young age empowers them to say “no,” ask for help, and communicate with trusted adults if something worries them.
✅ Improving Response in Emergencies: Our kids learned how to recognise danger, stay calm, remember their names, and identify safe adults like parents, teachers, and emergency helpers.
✅ Developing Lifelong Safety Habits: Early lessons on body safety, stranger awareness, road safety, and emergency protocols create strong habits that will serve them well as they grow.
✅ Supporting Emotional Security and Resilience: Knowing what to do and who to turn to makes children feel safer and better prepared for unfamiliar situations.
📊 Did you know? Children who learn body safety early are three times less likely to be abused. It’s crucial to start these conversations early and help prevent harm! 🤓🫶
A special thanks to Mia, an esteemed Australian child safety educator, security and risk professional, and founder of the Mummy Safety Security Project. Her work focuses on preventative child safety education for children, families, educators, and organisations. Mia emphasises a proactive approach to child protection by teaching age-appropriate safety skills and helping adults recognise risks earlier.
🌐 To learn more about Mia's important work, check out her Instagram: [Mummy Safety Security Project](https://www.instagram.com/mummysafetysecurityproject?igsh=MWY1cmF1MWsxejhxYw%3D%3D&utm_source=qr).
Let’s keep our children safe together! 💖
