Childhood Safety
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KidsSchool Safety
Paying attention to threats is always appropriate. Here is some advice on how to evaluate a situation.
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KidsSchool Safety
After a lapse in school safety, it's reasonable to express your concerns to the school in a letter -- and to receive a response.
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KidsOnline Safety
A child who won't follow the rules about Internet use should face the consequences: no computer use at all.
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KidsOnline Safety
Step one in avoiding chat room problems is to succeed at some form of authentic communication with your child.
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KidsChildhood Safety
Answer the questions on this school safety checklist to determine whether your school could be doing more to protect students.
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School SafetyKids
A good school safety policy is one where the people feel safe -- if you don't, your school's policy probably needs some help.
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KidsChildhood Safety
When an older boy is observed touching young girls in the neighborhood, the police should be immediately notified.
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KidsChildhood Safety
There are strategies for evaluations that improve predictions and case-management of situations that might escalate to violence.
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KidsChildhood Safety
This article describes the characterisics to look for in a safe school.
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KidsHome Safety
Planning ahead can save lives and help you get your household back in order once the storm has passed.
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KidsFirst Aid
Is a storm heading your way? Find out what supplies you'll need to ride it out.
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KidsChildhood Safety
After years of telling her daughter ''never talk to strangers," a mother wonders how to begin to say ''now it's okay to talk to strangers."
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KidsOutdoor Safety
Check out if your local playground meets safety standards.
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KidsHome Safety
A parent questions whether she's wrong to forbid sleepovers at a neighbor's house where there are several guns.
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KidsChildhood SafetyBy Gavin de Becker
Help your kids learn how to find a "safe" stranger if they're ever lost, alone, or in danger.
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KidsHome Safety
Help your child know how to take care of himself if he is alone at home or out on his own.
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KidsChildhood Safety
Here are some tips on what to teach your child to do if she is ever lost.
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