This catchy song teaches children about the importance of setting and respecting personal boundaries. It emphasizes clear communication and understanding that everyone has different needs, helping kids learn how to express discomfort and respect others' limits.

Popscotch! Let boundaries clarify. You can say, "Please stop. I don't like that. I'm feeling uncomfortable. I need more space. Not around me. Don't take it personally. That's just a boundary." That's a boundary. "Please stop. I don't like that. I'm feeling uncomfortable. I need more space. Not around me. Don't take it personally. It's just a boundary." That's a boundary. That's a boundary. Everyone has different needs, and we can't read each other's minds. But if we ask before we do something, we won't cross each other's lines. And we'll know what is and isn't fine. And say, "I'll stop. You don't like that. You're feeling uncomfortable. You need more space. Not around you. I'm not offended or blue. That's just your boundary." That's your boundary. If someone's invading your personal space, that's a boundary. Or doing things that make you feel unsafe, that's a boundary. Or saying things that make you feel hurt or gross, not in front of me. Whatever affects you most, you need to say something. Like what? Maybe like, "Please stop. I don't like that. I'm feeling uncomfortable. I need more space. Not around me. Don't take it personally. That's just a boundary." That's a boundary. "Please stop. I don't like that. I'm feeling uncomfortable. I need more space. Not around me. Don't take it personally. That's just a boundary." That's a boundary. I'm not trying to be mean. That's just not my scene. Cause that's a boundary. That's a boundary. That's a boundary. That's a boundary. That's a boundary.