Educators

Chicago Children's Advocacy Center
Kathy Grzelak, Chief Program Officer
"This is a must see for educators about a topic difficult to
discuss...sexual abuse"

Matthew Conquest, Michigan Detective
“Approximately 90% of children who are sexually abused are abused by someone they know, such as, a family member, a family friend or a close neighbor. “Daisy Tells a Secret” consists of vital information for parents and children and brings a much needed awareness to this concern to both parents and their children!”

Michigan Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence
Mary Keefe, Executive Director
“Daisy Tells a Secret” shows us in positive and practical ways how parents and educators can talk to children about personal safety. The diverse characters in the video almost guarantee children watching will see someone who looks like them. You will see children learning about bad touch and good touch; how their body belongs to them, and identifying who is among their “community of safe people.” Some of the best experts in the field address this challenging topic for families and educators. This is a compelling educational tool that is current and relevant.

Options, Inc.
Kelby Dobbins, Sexual Assault Advocate
"Our agency uses this video in a number of schools across our county. The content of the video is excellent. One fact we need to remain realistic about is that molestation does occur. This video focuses on what to do when and if molestation takes place, and it removes blame from the child. This video is done very tastefully. I like the way the creators have given the characters facial expression, which signify how Daisy might be feeling. The children react very well to the animation. I have found animation to be more effective, even among children as old as 3rd and 4th grade. I think it covers a difficult topic in a tasteful way, and it’s the best children's video I have seen on this topic."