It is never ok when someone hurts you, injures you, or wrongly stops you doing things. People should not:

•    hit, punch or slap you 
•    kick you      
•    pinch, scratch or bite you 
•    grab you or push you 
•    hold you down 
•    tie you to something, like a bed, chair, or wheelchair
•    be rough when they lift you, clean you, or when they help you move around
•    pull your hair 
•    burn you with something hot, like a cigarette or an iron
•    scald you with hot liquid
•    force things into your mouth 
•    do things to make you feel uncomfortable, too hot or too cold 
•    give you medication you don’t need, to make you sleepy or confused 
•    hide things so you can’t use them, like a walking stick, false teeth or hearing aid 
•    punish you by locking you in a room