I Like How That Feels: Exploring the Joy of Our Bodies and Nurturing Personal Boundaries

Empower Your Daughter to Build a Healthy, Shame-Free Relationship with Her Body
As parents, we want our children to grow up feeling confident, safe, and connected to themselves. But when your little girl discovers the pleasant sensation of touching her own body, it can often feel like a taboo moment that leaves parents feeling unsure or embarrassed.
I Like How That Feels is a gentle, groundbreaking story designed to turn these moments into opportunities for connection, education, and body positivity.
Follow Fifi’s Journey of Discovery Fifi is a curious girl who loves exploring the world through her senses - from the softness of her favorite blanket to the warmth of her bathwater. When she discovers that touching her vulva also feels good, her mother responds with warmth, honesty, and clear guidance.
Through this beautifully illustrated story, children learn:

Body Awareness: Recognizing that their body belongs to them. Healthy Boundaries: Understanding the concept of private parts and private spaces in a non-scary way. Consent & Autonomy: The earliest building blocks of listening to one’s own feelings and physical cues. Eliminating Shame: Normalizing self-discovery as a natural part of healthy development. Why Experts Love This Book: The global community of sexuality educators and psychologists is calling this a must-have resource for modern families: “A beautiful book that helps parents talk with their young children about pleasure, body awareness, and privacy in a positive and shame-free way. Exactly what families need.” Cath Hakanson , Sex Ed Rescue (Australia) “A charming children’s book… How her parents respond offers a healthy example of fostering positive, shame-free body awareness in childhood. A wonderful support for early talks about pleasure, consent, and bodies.” Melissa Pintor Carnagey , LBSW, Sex Positive Families (Texas, USA) Supported by an international circle of psychologists and sexuality therapists, I Like How That Feels meets children exactly where they are: curious, sensory, and wonderfully honest.
Perfect for:
• Parents of daughters aged 3–7.
• Progressive educators and preschool teachers.
• Therapists and counselors specializing in early childhood development.
• Families who value open, honest, and healthy communication.
Help your child grow with confidence and trust in her own body. Add I Like How That Feels to your library today.