Some Secrets Should Be Shared – A Rhyming Picture Book to Help Kids Recognize Safe and Unsafe Secrets
Looking for a gentle, age-appropriate way to talk with your child about secrets, safety, and speaking up?
Some Secrets Should Be Shared is a rhyming picture book for kids aged 2–8 that helps children understand the difference between fun, safe secrets and uncomfortable, unsafe ones. With comforting language and expressive illustrations, this empowering story helps kids trust their feelings, talk to safe grown-ups, and know when it’s brave to tell.
Whether it’s a birthday surprise or a secret that makes their tummy feel twisty, this book builds emotional awareness, body safety skills, and the confidence to speak up.
From the author of I'm the Boss from Head to Toe, this second title in the Safe & Strong Books series continues the mission of helping children grow up confident, safe, and self-aware.
This supportive resource:
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Teaches kids how to spot the difference between safe and unsafe secrets
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Reinforces the idea that trusted adults are always safe to tell
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Builds emotional literacy by helping kids name and trust their feelings
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Engages young readers through gentle rhymes and relatable characters
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Encourages open conversations between kids and caring grown-ups
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Features inclusive, kid-friendly illustrations that normalize important topics
Perfect for toddlers, preschoolers, and early primary-aged children, this book is ideal for:
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Parents and caregivers looking to spark important conversations
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Teachers and educators introducing body safety in the classroom
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Therapists and counselors supporting children’s emotional development
Some Secrets Should Be Shared makes learning about consent, emotions, and trusted adults feel safe, supportive, and even fun. It's a must-have for every home, school, or storytime shelf.
