Parents need to know how to train their children in child safety, they need to know what to do in case a Stranger approaches them. We learn by doing, this is why parents need to go over these 3 simple rules that will help protect their kids...
Presented by Kent Estes
Parents you need to train your children in child safety, and you need to know what to do in case a Stranger approaches them. I have taught hundreds of children on how to protect themselves from danger. We learn by doing, this is why parents need to go over these 3 simple rules that will protect their kids. You do not want this to happen to your child.
Rule #1
Run, Run, Run as fast as you can
Rule #1, your feet, which means run away, when there is danger a child should run away. Running away is a child’s best defense against danger. Teach your children to think of their feet, it will be easy for them to remember because they will always have their feet with them. Hollywood makes it look like children can beat up an adult but in reality an adult will always win. The key here is to run away from danger and this keeps you safe.
Rule #2
Keep away from me—-Distance
Rule #2, your hands , which means keep distance from strangers. Teach your children when they are away from you they need to keep distance away from strangers. A person may look OK on the outside but he is sick on the inside. We never know who is sick and who is OK. We need to keep away from strangers to be safe. Hold your hands up and this is how you remember rule #2, you do not want anyone to get close enough to grab you, if someone tries to get close to you, go back to rule #1 and run away.Rule #3
No Talking
Rule #3, your mouth, which means no talking. People who kidnap children try to trick them. They ask kids to help them look for a dog or a cat or things like this. The best thing you can do is, not to talk to strangers or anyone else when you are away from your parents. You remember rule #3 because you will always have your mouth with you. Kids this is the time when it is OK to be rude to other adults. We do not want you talking to strangers. If a stranger tries to talk to you, say, "go ask an adult"? or "I do not know I am only a kid". The least you say the better. Then remember rule #2 keep away by holding up your hands and rule #1 run away if there is danger near. Parents need to teach their children where to run to if there is danger. Run to your house, a trusted neighbors house, a relatives house, a Police Station or Fire Station or somewhere you want your children to run to, if there is danger near.Credits
Kent Estes is retired from Law Enforcement after spending 24.5 years. He waswith the Broward Sheriff’s Office for 16 years and prior to that I was with the City of Deerfield Beach Police Department for 8.5 years. He was the Sexual Predator Coordinator for Broward County for over 5 years.
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To learn more about Kent visit his full profile on Squidoo at http://www.squidoo.com/lensmasters/Retired-Cop and learn how you can receive a free Child Safety Kit at http://www.squidoo.com/pollyklaas..yourchildsafetykits/
It’s horrible these are things we need to teach our kids, but so important! Rule three is especially important – kids are so trusting, it would be so easy to take advantage of that trust. Thanks for the information!
Agree with Emma totally, I’ve already taught my 2 boys this and have made plans with neighbours (lovely retired parents) for just such eventualities. When we send them out to play in the local park or with friends we have also given them panic buttons. When pressed they emit a 130 Db screech, loud enough to make anyone look out of their window or car and certainly loud enough to deter any would be molester.
It will never be needed I’m sure as we are lucky to live in a country (Hungary) where crime against children is largely unthinkable but it does give me peace of mind.