Research in the last five years supports that systematic personal hygiene reduces infection rates and colds, while generally ensuring better health compared to those who are "careless" and do not follow the rules of personal hygiene.

Play, learning, and exploration are at the top of children's priorities, but good health goes hand in hand with good hygiene and behavior, and this is taught by the teacher who always serves as a role model for young students.

This book deals with personal hygiene and is a valuable tool for all educators:

- Primary school teachers and kindergarten teachers, as well as inclusion classes, who want to convey the correct messages through games, worksheets, stories, and painting, so that their students can later embrace the right way to take care of their bodies and their overall image.

- Special Education Primary Schools. Students attending classes at the country's Special Vocational Training Centers, through the program implemented in the Independent Living Laboratory, must learn to take care of their bodies, as this teaches the student how to be self-sufficient according to their abilities.

Parents who want to convey the correct messages to their children.