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How can I talk to my child about keeping safe without talking about ‘Stranger Danger’?

  • By markward
  • 2 December, 2020
  • Leave a comment

WE SPEND THE FIRST FEW YEARS DOING EVERYTHING WE CAN TO PROTECT OUR CHILDREN…

Then we have to learn how to give them some independence…

Teaching children simply to avoid strangers doesn’t work. Most strangers will help rather than harm children. Conversely, it is often people known to children that pose the greatest threat. That’s where Clever Never Goes comes in.

Clever Never Goes teaches children to recognise when someone (anyone) is asking them to go with them. We call this ‘Go Spotting’. It’s about giving your child practical safety skills and confidence to engage with the outside world.

For more information please visit http://clevernevergoes.org/

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