@guardmychild: “He knew my name.” Four words every parent should take seriously. Imagine your child being approached by an unfamiliar adult who already knows their name, their team, or where they're supposed to be. To a child, that familiarity can feel like trust. But knowing personal information doesn't make someone safe. Children's names, schedules, schools, and activities can sometimes be discovered through social media, team websites, or public conversations. That's why it's important to teach your child: ⚠️ Knowing your name doesn't mean someone knows you. ⚠️ Never leave with an adult just because they claim to know your parents. ⚠️ If someone approaches you unexpectedly, stay near your coach, parent, or another trusted adult. ⚠️ Always check with your parent or caregiver before going anywhere with someone. Parents, don't wait until something happens to have this conversation. Ask your child tonight: “If someone you didn't recognize knew your name and said they were there to pick you up, what would you do?” Their answer might surprise you. ❤️ Save this video and share it with another parent. A conversation today could help your child make a safer decision tomorrow. #GuardMyChild #ConnectionIsProtection #ChildSafety #ParentingTips #ProtectOurChildren #ChildSafetyAwareness #KnowTheSigns

user5008739696861 :

make sure that child parent knows who is going to get them and make sure they know the sign Danger Strangers

Sunshine8452 :

never go with a stranger

Debbie Abercrombi190 :

my son was given a code word at 10 years old and he just turned 44 and still knows the word if they couldn't tell him the word he knew I didn't send them for him

Tudy :

smart little boy 👦

Jerry Ponta :

call 911

Mary Webster :

GREAT IDEA!!

Christine Willams :

Amen !

Ryan :

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@Linda28 :

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U sould not do that dont let no take some kids

andrea morgan :

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Abigail Melchor :

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sandra58 :

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CN :

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Lenny Bernard :

WOW INTERESTING THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT AND INFO