Child Safety And Child Protection Easy Steps You Can Take Part 2 Of 3
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Child Safety and Protection: Easy Steps You Can Take (Part 2 of 3)
Summary:
We're back with more essential child safety techniques. In this lesson, we'll discuss simple steps you can teach your child to ensure their safety when in public or alone. A shocking fact: a child goes missing, is abducted, or becomes lost every 40 seconds. Let's work together to keep your child safe and ensure they make it home.---
Easy Child Safety Techniques
Immediate Actions When Separated
If your child becomes separated from you in a public place, teach them not to look for you. Instead, they should head to the nearest checkout counter, security office, or lost and found to inform an authority figure that they’ve lost their parent. It's vital that they never go to a parking lot alone.The Buddy System
Encourage your child to always use the "buddy system," walking and playing with others. If they walk to school, make sure they go with a group. Children are most vulnerable when alone.Recognizing Safe and Unsafe Situations
Children should know that adults typically do not seek help or directions from kids but from other adults. If someone in a car asks them for directions, they must stay away from the vehicle.If they notice someone following them on foot or by car, they should go to a nearby place with people, like a neighbor's house or a store, and ask for help. They should avoid talking to anyone in a car and should never attempt to hide behind trees or bushes.
Awareness of Deceptive Tactics
Teach your child that no one should ask them to look for a "lost puppy" or claim their parents are in trouble and offer to take them to see them.Safety Rules with Cars
Ensure your child understands they should never go near or get into a car without your explicit permission. They should know which cars they're allowed to ride in. Warn them of potential lures, like someone falsely claiming you sent them to pick them up. Instead of following such instructions, they should go back to their school for help.Introduce a family "code word" system. Only the person with this pre-agreed word is to be trusted for rides. We'll delve deeper into the "code word" technique?"which has saved many lives?"in a future article.
Handling Unwanted Offers
Children should always inform you if someone offers them gifts, drugs, or wants to take their picture.---
In the next article, "Child Safety and Child Protection: Easy Steps You Can Take (Part 3 of 3)," we'll cover what your child should know when under the supervision of other people. Most child abductions involve someone familiar to your child. Understanding the right actions can make all the difference.
Until next time, stay safe!
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