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Educating your children for your safety is not just good parents, it is a necessary tool for survival. The case of missing American teenager in another country is a sad and tragic example of what could happen to teens if they let down their guard, even for a moment. Whether your child is five, eight, ten or sixteen, she brought up contact with some of these important safety tips.Never Talk to Strangers. This protective measure has, however, instead of old, it is an important rule that many young people are always forgotten. Let your children know that when a stranger approaches them and makes them feel uncomfortable in any way, they do not have to worry politely away just beginning. Never ride at night or alone to a new location. Security numbers is an important way to keep kids of all ages safe. If someone tries to attack or kidnap a child, they are often less likely to commit the crime, if more than one person is present. Never get into a car with a stranger. When in high school, was a friend on the road when their car broke down. Instead of helping to walk four miles to get, she decided to flag down an approaching vehicle. Fortunately for them was the mother of three children and had her in the car. This woman was also their presentation, making it known that their actions to accept a ride with an unknown person would have been expensive and endangered their lives. Give your child carry a cell phone with them at all times. A cell phone could be useful if someone is stranded by car trouble or other emergencies. If the finical costs of mobile phones is a problem, talk to your local police or the phone company. Many people collect old cell phones that are shut down and give these phones to the public. Although the phone no longer any service, many phones you can still choose to 911th Do you have a regular check in time. If you teen takes a long vacation or just hanging at the mall, is a check-in time is an important way to ensure that they are safe. In many cases, abduction, is too much time before a child reported missing and the first hours of an abduction are critical. Kidnapping, rape and murder are tough issues to discuss with children, but it is very important to your children what could happen to them if they inform their trust in an unknown person.