ARTICLES

BOOK REVIEW: "The Safe Child Book" by Sherryll Kraizer, Ph.D.
Review of book that gives parents effective and non-threatening techniques for teaching children how to protect themselves without making them afraid.

VIDEO REVIEW: Kidz 'n Power Abduction Prevention Pack
Review of comprehensive parent's guide to child abduction, awareness, and self-defense. Interviews with 10 experts and appropriate for children of all ages. Includes I.D. kit and card.

39 Easy Halloween Safety Tips for Children and Adults
Keep children safe on Halloween with these 39 easy Halloween safety tips for parents, children, treat givers, and motorists.

Increased Risk of Abduction and Abuse As Children Return to School
Crowds of children returning for the new school year give predators and abductors a target rich environment. Review these 12 safety and self-defense rules with children.

7 Top Tips for Protecting a Child By Michelle Annese
Take positive measures to ensure children's safety and prevent them from becoming a victim of crime. Whether they're your own child, your brother or sister, neighbor, or child you frequently babysit, take a few minutes right now to know how you can protect them.

Dealing With Bullies By George Stillwell
Practical strategies and tips to use with your children when they are victims of bullies.

Child Identification (ID) Kit
A child identification ("I.D.") card and home file can dramatically shorten the response time of authorities in finding a missing child.

Family Escape Plan
Having a family escape plan that every member of the family understands and has practiced is the most effective method of keeping the family safe for both self-defense and fires.

Keeping Kids Safe on the Internet By Michelle Annese
We all know that keeping our kids safe on the internet is a parent's priority lately. Here are some new tips and strategies to give parents solutions on how to protect their children.

Personal Protection Skills for Children? By Carl Cestari
I don't believe that ANY "physical" maneuvers or "techniques" are really worth teaching children. An EIGHT year old vs. A GROWN adult who is most likely a violent psychopath with a HISTORY of violent criminal behavior? I can't see it.

Prevent Abduction Through Game
The "What If…" game is used between parents and children to develop children's defenses against abduction.