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The NSPCC launched the PANTS campaign three years ago to provide support to parents to enable them to talk to their children about staying safe without even having to use the term sexual abuse. They based the campaign on a Council of Europe initiative called The Underwear Rule and developed this to form the PANTS acrostic with each letter representing a safety message:
|Privates are private
|Always remember your body belongs to you
|No means no
|Talk about secrets that upset you
|Speak up, someone can help.
Since the start of the campaign, they’ve helped over 400,000 parents talk to their children about sexual abuse and developed a range of materials that can be used with young children.
The PANTS song and animation, aimed at children aged 4-8 years old and it features dinosaurs explaining how to stay safe from abuse, led by a new friendly character, Pantosaurus.
"Kama ilivyoelezwa katika makala ya kwanza ya jarida la ""School of the Future,"" NSPCC imeanzisha kampeni ya ""PANTS"" miaka mitatu iliyopita ili kutoa msaada kwa wazazi ili kuwawezesha kuzungumza na watoto wao kuhusu kukaa salama bila hata kutumia neno unyanyasaji wa kijinsia." "Kama ilivyoelezwa katika kampeni ya ""The Underwear Rule"" ya Baraza la Ulaya, kila herufi ya ""Pants"" inawakilisha ujumbe wa usalama: ""Kila kitu ni binafsi, kumbuka mwili wako ni wako, usiseme chochote, sema siri ambazo zinakukasirisha." Tangu kuanza kwa kampeni, wamewasaidia zaidi ya wazazi 400,000 kuzungumza na watoto wao juu ya unyanyasaji wa kijinsia na kuendeleza safu ya vifaa ambavyo vinaweza kutumiwa na watoto wadogo. PANTS ni wimbo na uhuishaji wa watoto wenye umri wa miaka 4-8 na inaonyesha dinosaurs kuelezea jinsi ya kukaa salama kutoka kwa unyanyasaji, ikiongozwa na tabia mpya ya kirafiki, Pantosaurus.