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Tips to Make Your Family More Secure

Street-Proof Your Child by Teaching him or her the following:

  • His/her full name, address and phone number

  • The phone number of a relative or a close friend.

  • How to use the telephone, especially pay phones and how to make collect calls.

  • Who is a stranger: even a person that they see daily may be a stranger.

  • NEVER to get into a car with a stranger.

  • Run, scream, yell, kick and fight if threatened by a stranger.

  • No one has the right to touch them in a way that makes them feel uncomfortable.

  • Always to check with you before going anywhere with anyone.

  • Travel in groups and to stay away from isolated areas.

  • Report any suspicious people or incidents to you.

  • Never to let people know he or she is home alone.

  • When someone calls, he or she should always call for mom even if she's not at home.

  • Never to let anyone into the house if he or she is home alone.

Observe the following when traveling with your child:

  • Do not leave a child unattended while shopping, visiting with neighbours or friends, or running errands.

  • Under no circumstances should you leave a child alone in a car or truck, regardless whether it is locked or unlocked.

General Rules to Observe:

  • Do not let your child wear clothing with his or her name on it. A child will tend to pay attention to anyone calling his or her name.

  • Keep a growth chart of your child: know his or her height.

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