Testimonials

What others are saying about Talking Safety

We’re proud to support parents, caregivers, and youth professionals with practical tools for real conversations.

HERE’S WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING ABOUT

Talking Safety: Conversation Starters That Keep Kids Safe — and how it’s helping them connect with the young people they care about.

“Fabulous resource for This Single Mum
As a single mum, I often feel the pressure of having to cover everything on my own and this guide was exactly what I needed. It helped me have honest, open conversations with my son without fear or awkwardness.

It covers real risks kids face today online, socially, emotionally, and in relationships and gives practical, non-judgemental tools I can actually use. Most of all, it reminded me that I don’t need to be perfect I just need to be present and keep the trust strong.

A truly empowering read for any parent doing it solo.

Thank you!”

— Elsa, from Sydney | Parent

“These words are relevant to the extended family like Grandparents as well as the immediate care givers. Sometimes young people can feel more comfortable sharing their experiences and concerns to an adult one step removed from their immediate family..
I am a grandparent and feel I have a good connection with my two grandchildren, however, this guide can give me confidence in opening conversations that any have great impact on their wellbeing and decision making.

Children can only learn resilience and gain life skills by being exposed to situations that they need to manage ,this is where age and experience can be of help with guidance and without judgment but with love and understanding.“

— X, from United Kingdom | Grandmother

Want to share your own experience?

We’d love to hear from you.

First of all, thank you for using Talking Safety: Conversation Starters That Keep Kids Safe. If it helped you feel more confident or connected to a young person in your life, I’d love to hear about it. Your words might encourage another adult to start a conversation that truly matters.

Use the form to share your story — it could help another adult start the conversation their young person really needs.