Develop a list
of trusted friends,
relatives and/or teachers and explain to your child that these are adults that
can be trusted in case of an emergency.
Teach your child that he/she should not ride or go with a person who is
not one of the trusted adults. You
can also come up with a code word, teach it to your child and share it only
with your trusted adults (see our tip on code words). Our “What if?” Book provides a place for you to write in your
list of trusted adults and review them with your child.
For more tips go to our website.
To purchase your own "What If?" Book, go here.
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