(ATLANTA, GA) How amazing! Adrienne Alexander is an entertainment publicist, amongst many other hats. She has now taken on the role of children's book author. Not just any book, but a much-needed literary work called Don't Touch My No No Parts.
Don’t Touch My No No Parts! teaches boundaries and safe touch affirmations through words and song.
Knowing the importance of introducing younger children to good touch, bad touch, and boundary conversations at a young age, Author and Entertainment Publicist Adrienne Alexander will release her latest children’s book, “Don’t Touch My No No Parts!” Complete with individual and group safe touch affirmations and an original animated jingle, “Don’t Touch My No-No Parts!”; uses kid-friendly language and illustrations to help parents and concerned adults begin the conversation surrounding potential abuse and guide children to recognize and better understand possible abuse when it happens.
“This moment is surreal to me, but at the same time. I know it’s bigger than me. Stories like the one in my hometown of MD, where more than 150 priests and others associated with the Archdiocese of Baltimore were accused of sexually abusing more than 600 children. Or the situation with the Dali Lama, I want to be the voice for children I didn’t have when sexual abuse happened to me." ~ Adrienne Alexander, Author, and CEO of the IPY Agency Public Relations
Don’t Touch My No No Parts! is currently available on Barnes & Noble & Amazon, with additional retailers being added.
Click here & here for the English and Spanish versions of the official “Don’t Touch My No No Parts!” jingle. Click here to learn more about the movement and purchase a book copy.
ABOUT ADRIENNE ALEXANDER: Adrienne has worked in Public Relations since 2003, focusing on Entertainment and Sports industries while assisting clients, both large and small, in sectors as varied as non-profits and startup business owners to publishing and spiritual ministries. In addition to her passion for Public Relations, her passion for creating a lane for difficult conversations with children is a close second. In sum, Adrienne is a versatile public relations consultant who loves what she does because of the satisfaction she gets from impacting lives in significant ways. She goes above and beyond for her clients and will accept nothing less than greatness regarding their success.
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