Founded by survivors, Dinos.Kids is dedicated to protecting children from abuse, teaching age-appropriate body safety and boundaries, and providing compassionate resources to heal and break cycles of trauma.
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Rooted in lived experience & safety education
Empowering children with safe boundary tools before harm occurs.
Clear, non-frightening instructions on how to reach out to safe adults.
A compassionate, stigma-free path forward for children and families.
As survivors of childhood sexual abuse, we founded Dinos.Kids with a deeply personal commitment: ensuring no child has to face trauma alone, and equipping young ones with the knowledge and confidence to recognize unsafe situations and speak up immediately.
Through child-friendly safety education, accessible reporting resources, and trauma-informed support networks, we strive to create a safer world for every child.
Everything we do revolves around three fundamental commitments to protect and uplift children.
Establishing physical and digital safe spaces, proactive safety monitoring guidelines, and trusted adult networks to keep children secure.
Teaching age-appropriate lessons on body boundaries, safe vs. unsafe secrets, and clear step-by-step reporting protocols.
Giving children a voice, removing shame, building self-resilience, and supporting recovery and healing for survivors.
Preview materials currently being created in collaboration with trauma specialists and child advocacy experts.
An illustrated digital booklet helping young children understand body autonomy and personal boundaries.
Interactive activity sheet for kids to identify and list 5 trusted adults in their immediate community.
Simple, stress-free guide on how and where to report concerns safely without fear or guilt.
Directory of trauma therapists, crisis helplines, and peer-support resources for older youth and adults.
Whether you are a educator, mental health professional, survivor, or passionate supporter—your involvement can help protect a child's future.
