Help For Parents And Kids!

Although the safety of your child alone

Remember that terrible dream I had when something terrible has happened to your baby or child? You wake up scared, worried, perhaps, sad?

Well, you're not alone. All parents and I must say that no one has had nightmares in which something terrible has happened to his son. We all feel better when you realize it was just a dream right?

Well, unfortunately for some parents, the reality is very real.

Children are kidnapped or abducted, and for some parents of the child should not be seen or heard from again.
This should not happen to you. You children in the first line of defense. Read these tips and you can educate your children to be intelligent and hard in an emergency.

WHAT CAN YOU DO?

Make sure your children are ready to take over
is

Teach them basic safety rules
Know where your children are, what they do,
and who they are.

If are you ready?

Can your child

1. Trusted to go straight home after school? Teach never to enter a car with a stranger, even if that person says you are supposed to know and take them for you.

2. Make sure you can use phone and a cell phone. In an article I read a text of 16 years with his mother when thieves cut

3. His children and follow the instructions?

4. Manage unforeseen without
panic?

5. Stay home alone without being afraid?

It may be that your children should be home alone and that's where you come in.

TEACH YOUR "Home Alone" LOS CHILDREN:

1. How to call 9-1-1 or your emergency zones
number, or call the operator

2. Children need to know your address and directions, for example:

"1911 University Drive, near the corner of Capitol Boulevard

3. For you or an immediate neighbor
Just arrived. Do not let the matter drop.

4. To not accept gifts or rides from people
who do not know (and approve you) Also, remember a basic description of the person and the vehicle so that when the police report, that can alert the media what to pay attention.

5. How to use the door, windows, locks, and
system alarm, if any.

6. In Never let anyone into your home without
permission

7. Never let a caller at the door or by phone
know they are home alone.

8. To carry a house key with them in a safe place
(To be inside a pocket shirt or socks), do not let
under a carpet or on a shelf.

9. How to escape in case of fire

10. Do not enter the house or apartment if things
Do not look the right of the broken window, ripped a
screen door, or open, or anything that seems all the
was looted.

11. For information on all that scary
them or makes them feel uncomfortable.

By making all these things, the chances that your child is still missing are considerably reduced. I want to go a little more, if you found this information useful Print or e-mail to a friend, you never know, could save someone's life.

If you have any advice to add, or just give me a comment, please comment here or www.DragonDefenseSupply.com / Blog where you can read more articles on self-defense, mass murderers, missing persons, civil protection, fraud, Internet dangers, arms control, violent attacks, and more.

Thanks for your time.

About the Author

Paul is a Martial Artist and self-defense writer. He spends his free time teaching others how to arm and protect themselves from crime and assault. You can read more about self defense in his articles at http://www.DragonDefenseSupply.com/blog

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