You know it's time to talk to your children about strangers, but you're not sure how to go about it. You want to inform, not frighten. What do you say and how do you make sure you're heard?
We've compiled a list of places to go for inspiration:
- Scholastic, opens a new window has provided guidance for different age groups, as well as talking points.
- Safely Ever After, opens a new window is a company dedicated to supporting caregivers as they have these difficult conversations. Founder Pattie Fitzgerald coined the phrase "Tricky People" to help children realize that strangers aren't always going to look scary. The highlights of the site are tips, opens a new window and red flags, opens a new window for parents to watch out for and rules for children, opens a new window.
What does your family do to make sure your children are safe?
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