Best friends Dejon and Mark know how to be safe while having fun. Besides, Dejon's mom is at the park with them, so there's nothing to worry about! Or is there?
With this book parents, caregivers and educators can use Dejon's and Mark's experiences to introduce or reinforce the lesson of why leaving with strangers or even people they know is not safe.
This book has an ending that won't scare your child and is a great tool that can open the channels of communication so your child will feel COMFORTABLE coming to you BEFORE a predator can go too far....
Teach your children how to protect themselves!
After reading to thousands of kids, I have learned that most children do not understand the fact that a stranger can still be someone with a familiar face (example--the neighbor living down the street who always happens to be outside when the school bus arrives although they have no children). After reading to them for 30 minutes, they tell me I'm not a stranger--but I remind them that I'm a good stranger and they don't know enough about me to leave with me! Help your child understand not only the concept of safety but the application of it!
--Diane King
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