Spotlight On: Safety!

Use the computer safety examples in Staying Safe Online as a conversation-starter with your child. Help him/her discover when to draw-the-line online, and write in your own suggestions together, too.
Take a neighborhood "safe spots" tour with your child.
Did you know? Many neighborhoods are using the national Safe Place signs to help children remember the safe places to go. Check to see if your community has them!



	Staying safe is something you and your family can work on every day. Talk about the ways you can stay safe together.		Use the computer safety examples in Staying Safe Online as a conversation-starter with your child. Help him/her discover when to draw-the-line online, and write in your own suggestions together, too. Take a neighborhood "safe spots" tour with your child. Did you know? Many neighborhoods are using the national Safe Place signs to help children remember the safe places to go. Check to see if your community has them! Visit www.safeplaceservices.org Click for more information on: Playground Safety Bicycle Safety Booster Seat Safety Bullying Overall Child Health and Safety

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