Presented by Kent Estes Teach Abduction Prevention Without Scaring Your Child or Yourself Parents, it is time for you to get involved with the Polly Klaas...
Stranger & Abduction Safety
Stranger & Abduction Safety
Stranger safety usually shows up in ordinary places: the grocery aisle, the park gate, the school pickup line, or the moment your child wanders three steps farther than your nerves prefer. Kids need clear rules they can remember. Parents need language that teaches caution without making the whole world feel terrifying.
This stranger safety hub keeps the focus on practical skills: checking in before going anywhere, naming trusted adults, using strong voices, staying visible in public places, and practicing what to do when a situation feels wrong. Stranger safety works best when it is calm, repeated, and specific enough for kids to use when their brain is busy being a kid.
Presented by Kent Estes I know you are teaching your child, child safety tips. You must also teach them there might come a time when they need help from...
There has never been a time, at least in recent memory, when our children were more vulnerable to the threat of strangers. Whether online or in rural areas and...
As a father and parent the [tag-cat]safety[/tag-cat] of my children are very important to me. It seems wherever you turn there is something to worry about. We...
By Alan and Shonna Hammond After a child abduction, a positive parental response in the first 24 hours is essential. After the first 24 hours, the chances of a...
Our children are our most precious gifts, and as parents we understandably want to do everything possible to protect them from harm. Today, that often includes...
By Alan and Shonna Hammond A lost child is certainly a parental nightmare. Unexpected parent and child separation is, however, not only terrifying to the...
By Alan and Shonna Hammond Child predators gain access to children in many ways. Where there are children, there are predators. As a result, parents and...
