Online Course for kids

Respect, Boundaries & Trust

This lesson helps your kids understand trust, recognize trustworthy behaviors, and reflect on their relationships.

Help Your Child Understand Trust

Children learn what trust means, how it feels, and how to recognize it in everyday relationships. This lesson builds a strong foundation for emotional safety and connection.

Spotting Trust-Building Behaviors

Through relatable stories and guided discussion, kids explore how their actions—and the actions of others—can build or break trust. It’s a hands-on way to support good choices and empathy.

Build Safe and Kind Friendships

Your child will reflect on who they trust and who trusts them. They’ll gain tools to be a kind, honest, and dependable friend—at home, in the classroom, and beyond.

Why Should My Child Take This Course?

A gentle, engaging introduction to building trust and healthy relationships. This course supports kids in learning how to be safe, kind, and confident in their connections with others.
Trust is a vital part of childhood relationships—at home, at school, and in the community. But knowing who to trust, how to act with trust, and what to do when trust is broken isn’t always easy to teach. This course gives children the tools to recognize trustworthy behavior, understand the importance of honesty and safety, and build strong, respectful friendships.

Through stories, guided questions, and simple reflection activities, children learn to think about the people they trust and how they can be someone others count on. Whether your child is learning these ideas for the first time or needs extra support in social situations, this course offers a warm, inclusive place to grow.

Meet the instructor

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Carrie McGee, MHA

Director Whole Children and Whole Selves
For the past twenty-two years, Carrie has been a leader and a visionary in founding and developing Whole Children and its spin-off programs, Milestones and Whole Selves. Along with a team of fearless parents and skilled, innovative professionals, this group has created resources, community and opportunities for individuals with intellectual disabilities to thrive.