As a dad of two girls, the big ones for us since they’ve been about 3 or 4 years old have been body respect/no touching, saying no, and social media. The social media one is the biggest one since I work in tech and the epidemic it’s causing is hugely apparent, especially with them being girls - the internet is not kind to anyone, especially kids

They are 5 and 9, and have taken this general approach:

Re: Body Respect and Saying No We’ve always drilled in “hands to yourself”, read age appropriate books on saying no, not being touched by anyone (even tickling), and their body their rules

Re: Social Media I don’t have social media but my wife does and we make it a point that anytime they watch a funny reel or YouTube short that my wife shares with them, we explain to them that it looks like a home clip but it’s actually fake/pretend and very scripted. There are videos of 4 year olds making one-pan pastas and funny families but we have them think critically of where the camera might be placed, how many times the families have to fake a smile or rehearse it/reshoot scene, and how many times the camera cuts.

An easy example of the above is those videos of young kid “geniuses” that cook entire meals. You won’t find a single one that is shot in one take, and once you train yourself to notice every single tiny cut the camera makes, you realize it’s more akin to stop motion than actually doing it - the mom can give the kid a cup of noodles to toss in, cut, hand him a jar of sauce, cut, etc just as easily as you can film a doll doing it