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Your have the right to say "No"
Your body is your private property. Allow only your parents , doctor or nurse touch your private parts. It's okay to say "NO" to any touching that make you uncomfortable even from family members.
Trust your feelings
If your uncomfortable being around someone, get away from them immediately. Don't worry about hurting their feelings. You always have the right to say no and to leave. Tell your parents or a trusted adult how you feel.
Never keep secrets for an adult
If an adult threatens to hurt you or some else if you tell their secret, you should let your parents know immediately.
What is a stranger
It's any person that you or your parents do not know. It could be a deliveryman, postman, a lady in the park, but you should never talk to them, go off with them, get into a car with them, or go into their house. Never take candy or gifts from strangers.
Don't talk to strangers
If someone starts asking you questions when you are by yourself or without a parent, tell your parents.
Adults shouldn't be asking directions of you., don't go near their car to hear them, don't help them look for their puppy, don't get near them, get away quickly, so they can't grab you.
If someone tries to grab you, yell, scream, kick them, bite them, scratch, and fight them. Do what ever you can to get away. Yell for help let people know the stranger is not your parent.
Help protect your fruiends and classmates.
If you see a stranger hanging around, tell you parents, teachers, or another adult you know. If you see your friend or classmate being grabbed, start yelling and get help. It's okay if it turns out there was nothing wrong.
Thank You to the National Crime Prevention Council for their assistance
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