What Does Your Child Really Know?

What Does Your Child Really Know?

One of the biggest mistakes parents make today is assuming their children know how to be safe. Developing safety skills at a young age is not something that children just acquire, they need their parents help. If you have not taught your children personal safety, they are at risk.

Quiz yourself:

1) Can your children call . . .

Collect?

Long distance?

9-1-1?

The operator?

From a pay phone?

2) Are you sure your children will check with you first before . . .

Going anywhere with anyone?

Going into anyone's house?

Getting into anyone's car?

Accepting gifts, money, or favors from other adults?

Leaving the house?

Going from one place to another?

Changing plans?

3) Have you taught your children what to do when online and . . .

Someone asks them for personal information?

Someone wants to meet them in person?

They receive a bad or scary message?

4) Do your children always use the buddy system?

This information and more is covered in Keeping Kids Safe, a complete 184 page parent guide to children's personal safety.

Due to major cutbacks in school and law enforcement budgets across the nation, personal safety must now be taught at home.

What can parents do today?

Educate themselves

Educate their children

Establish family safety rules and procedures

Develop a personal Family Safety Plan of Action .

Be advocates for child safety

For a complete in-home personal safety program see Safety First.

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