How to Teach ‘Stranger Danger’ With Facts Instead of Fear

Update: 2020-04-07

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“Stranger Danger” prepares kids for exaggerated threats, but consent can help them in any situation.

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How to Teach ‘Stranger Danger’ With Facts Instead of Fear

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How to Teach ‘Stranger Danger’ With Facts Instead of Fear

How to Teach ‘Stranger Danger’ With Facts Instead of Fear