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These are rules for children too young to read. Parents, don't frighten your child, but review these rules often, and ask "what if" questions to make sure they understand.

• Don't go anywhere without asking your parents' or sitter's permission.
• When you're playing outside, make sure that your parents/caregiver can see you.
• Have a secret code word with your parents in case of emergency, and don't share it with anyone.
• Don't accept rides from anyone unless you have your parents' or sitters' permission.
• Don't play alone - always play with friends when you're playing outside.
• Don't accept candy, presents or money from strangers.
• If you are followed by anyone on foot or in a car, YELL for help and run.
• Know your last name, address and phone number, and how to dial 911.
• Know your parents names, phone numbers and work numbers.
• Never let anyone touch you in places your bathing suit normally covers up, or in a way that makes you feel uncomfortable. If this happens,TELL your parents or an adult you trust, right away.
• When you're in trouble or scared, go to one of the safe places in your neighbourhood.
• If you get separated in a store or mall, tell someone with a nametag right away that you need help finding your parents. Don't keep wandering around and don't leave the store.
• If an adult asks you for help, for instance to help find a lost puppy, say "NO" and go and tell your parents or teacher. Adults should ask adults for help, not children.

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