Ella - Respecting Personal Space and Comfort

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Ella - Respecting Personal Space and Comfort

It feels great to care about family and friends. These special relationships bring joy and support into our lives.

It feels great to care about family and friends. These special relationships bring joy and support into our lives.

People have different comfort levels with physical touch. Some enjoy hugs while others prefer a smile or a wave instead.

People have different comfort levels with physical touch. Some enjoy hugs while others prefer a smile or a wave instead.

When someone steps back or says no to a hug, they are sharing their comfort boundary. Respecting these signals shows we care about their feelings.

When someone steps back or says no to a hug, they are sharing their comfort boundary. Respecting these signals shows we care about their feelings.

Rough touching or grabbing can hurt others even by accident. Gentle movements show respect for other people's bodies.

Rough touching or grabbing can hurt others even by accident. Gentle movements show respect for other people's bodies.

We can show people we care in many ways without touching. Listening, sharing kind words, and spending time together are wonderful ways to express love.

We can show people we care in many ways without touching. Listening, sharing kind words, and spending time together are wonderful ways to express love.

When someone says no to physical contact, respecting their choice immediately shows we care about their feelings. Their comfort matters.

When someone says no to physical contact, respecting their choice immediately shows we care about their feelings. Their comfort matters.

Standing too close can make people uncomfortable. Giving everyone enough personal space helps everyone feel relaxed and respected.

Standing too close can make people uncomfortable. Giving everyone enough personal space helps everyone feel relaxed and respected.

Instead of physical touch, we can use words, smiles, thumbs-up, or spending quality time to show we care. These actions can be just as meaningful.

Instead of physical touch, we can use words, smiles, thumbs-up, or spending quality time to show we care. These actions can be just as meaningful.

Loving Family and Friends

It feels great to care about family and friends. These special relationships bring joy and support into our lives.