The silence has been broken. More and more people are publicly sharing their harrowing experiences with sexual abuse. The statistics are alarming: one in four girls and one in nine boys experience sexual abuse. It’s understandable that parents want to do everything they can to protect their child. However, locking the child away or instilling fear of the "bad man" are not effective measures. In this book, Elisabeth Raffauf demonstrates what meaningful prevention can look like, focusing primarily on attentive sexual education. She also provides concrete suggestions for what parents and caregivers can do to empower children and thereby protect them from sexual abuse.