Gender-specific role play, tenderness, or body shame - the expressions of sexuality in children are diverse. Silke Hubrig demonstrates how educators can professionally address this phenomenon with a sex-positive attitude and sustainably empower children in developing a positive sexuality. The author discusses the prevention of sexual abuse by describing relevant facts and backgrounds related to child sexual abuse, explaining prevention strategies and an intervention plan for work in daycare centers. The book concretely illustrates, with many play suggestions, how sexual education can be implemented in everyday daycare life. It also offers reflection exercises for the daycare team. With the help of these questions and tasks, a sexual education concept can be developed and deepened within the daycare team.