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Actor Sunny Leone, a mother of three—two boys and a girl named Nisha—often shares heartwarming pictures and videos of her family, showcasing their close bond. In a recent interview, Leone opened up about her parenting routine and how she and her husband, Daniel Weber, educate their children on the crucial concept of good touch and bad touch.
During the conversation, Leone discussed her experience of watching her children grow into puberty and emphasized the importance of teaching them about personal safety. She shared her concerns about the rising dangers in public spaces, particularly in the US, where parents are increasingly cautious about sending their children to public bathrooms due to potential predators. She highlighted how different the situation is in India, where most public bathrooms have attendants, which provides an added layer of safety.
To address these concerns, Leone explained that she has instilled a “buddy system” in her children. She instructs them to always accompany each other to the bathroom, ensuring that they are never alone in potentially vulnerable situations. She acknowledged the difficulty of having to teach such young children—ages six and eight—about these serious issues but stressed that it’s a necessary part of their upbringing. Leone also advises her sons to avoid using public urinals and instead opt for enclosed bathrooms for added privacy, emphasizing that safety concerns apply to both boys and girls.
Leone’s candid discussion sheds light on a vital but often overlooked topic: the importance of educating children about personal safety. By openly talking about these issues, she not only ensures the safety of her own children but also encourages other parents to have similar conversations with their kids.
