KEYEYE Safety Tips



  • If you are offered a job, always have your parents check it out first - no matter how good it sounds.
  • Whenever possible, walk to and from school with a friend.
  • Play with a buddy.
  • Never hitchhike...NEVER EVER!
  • Never answer the door to a stranger, or someone you are not sure of.
  • If you are home by yourself and you answer the phone, don't let the caller know that you are alone. Tell them that your big brother is in the shower and he won't come to the phone, not that he can't, but he won't. It makes him sound like a big guy. You can also have a tape-recorder with voices in the background or even the bark of a big dog.
  • If you come home alone, unlock the door and call out, "Hi Mom, it's me!" Just in case someone is listening. Always answer, for example, "Yeah, I saw Tim at school." This may convince anyone listening nearby that someone is home with you.
  • When you are going to visit with a friend, always call home when you have arrived, and make sure the people you are visiting know you have called home.
  • DO NOT use a code word. It lets an adult get close to you. You don't want to start a conversation with a stranger.
  • Here is a point that we would like you to share with your younger brothers and sisters. If anybody was to kidnap them, they must never believe that their parents are mad at them. This is a lie that these kinds of people use. Assure your brothers and sisters that your parents and you would never stop looking for them, no matter how long it takes to find you.
  • Make sure everyone in the house, including any younger brothers or sisters, knows how to call 911 (or 999 in some other countries). Explain to them that the operator will know where they are calling from, and will send someone to help them.
  • Never be afraid to call the police They are there to help us, and they really want to. Ask one!

Picture book from the KEYEYE video.
Safety tips for kids.
Stories kids have made up.
 Links to other great safety sites!
Stuff for Adults and KEYEYE video info.
Meet the Founders, Robin Webb & Judy Houghton!

 

 

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