This videotape guide is intended to prepare current and future parents to handle without nervousness important body issues that develop during a child' early years. The early prevention training companion video shows how parents can protect the young from sexual abuse by training children to recognize improper advances, to say no to a perpetrator, and to speak up should an incident occur. The "Overview" section of the guide notes the prevalence of sexual abuse and the effects of child sexual victimization. The guide then lists objectives of the video teaching session, including promoting parenting that fosters self-esteem and body acceptance rather than shame, and showing when and how to handle questions about sex. Next the guide provides discussion questions for use after viewing the video in the areas of psycho-sexual development, shame and self-esteem, and body safety. The remainder of the guide presents pages reproducible as handouts covering myths about preventing child sexual abuse; correcting behavior without inducing shame; sexual development and self-esteem in children; how a child's sexuality develops; when a child has been abused; teaching body safety; characteristics of a perpetrator; and signs of sexual abuse. (Contains 52 references.) (HTH)