Nolly and Groogle:  The Gillows of Crimpley Creek is an updated electronic version of the 1988 classic on teaching Protective Behaviour to children as part of the Protective Behaviours Program, first introduced into many schools in the 1990’s.

Raising Happy Kids is the first in the Pocket Parenting series. Over the years I have been asked to write a simple, straight forward, no nonsense book about effective discipline techniques for parents who are sick and tired of their children not doing what they are told to do, not completing simple daily and weekly chores or helping within their own family. This is a step-by-step, easy to follow manual to achieve the above but it is more that this. It is also a guide to help families connect and to share happy experiences together as a family.

This is the story of Peg West, the creator of the Protective Behaviours program. The title of the book reflects Peg’s commitment to having fun and being adventurous. The book also includes many stories of people who have embraced the protective behaviours process and how they use what they have learnt to empower themselves and have fun in their lives.

Zing and Zipp the Troggs of Wongo-Wongo Wood is 4 stories outlining how to keep children safe through the teachings of the Protective Behaviours program. The book (and audiobook) is suitable for children as young as 5 or 6 years of age and up to 12 years. It helps children develop safety skills, personal networks, increase self-esteem and self-worth. They learn skills to protect themselves.