Tell your child about the subject of abduction in a calm and simple way as if teaching any other important coping skill.
By age five, your child should know the names for private parts of the body and know the difference between good touch and bad touch.
Teach your child his or her full name, address, telephone number including area code and how to dial 911 or “0” for Operator.
Keep you child in sight at all times. Most abductions occur within a few blocks of the victim’s home—even in his or her own front yard—when the child is left alone and unsupervised.
Adults rarely ask children for directions or help. Teach your child that if this happens, (s)he should ignore the person asking and go home or to another safe place.
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