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PHONE-IN
Advice aimed at teaching Scottish 6 and 7 year olds about consent advises parents not to insist that their children sit on a relative’s knee or kiss them goodbye; and that the children should be left to make up their minds for themselves.

The draft advice has been published by TASC Scotland, who is putting together support materials for families and schools with support from NHS boards, Local authorities, Education Scotland and the Scottish Government.

KAYE ASKS
Do 6 and 7 year olds need to be taught about consent?
Should we stop telling kids to sit on relatives’ knees or give a goodbye kiss?
How do you teach your children about consent?

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