June is National Safety Month, and we are thrilled to announce the launch of our latest book: “A Little Book About Safety” — a companion to our award-winning “Ruby’s Studio: The Safety Show!” With vibrant summery colors, humorous characters, and familiar situations, “A Little Book About Safety” helps kids absorb tips and strategies to help them stay safe — with no scare tactics or “ick factor.”
If there’s one thing parents can learn from the horrific cases of child molestation that have been in the news lately, it’s that teaching our children about body safety is more important than ever. But just how do we get the message across that “no one touches your privates” in a way that’s empowering — and not scary — to young children? Safety expert Pattie Fitzgerald tackles this very tough topic.
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Interview with People.com. Abbie Schiller and Sam Kurtzman-Counter from The Mother Company share their 5 tips for keeping young children safe in crowds.
How do we teach our children safety rules without scaring them about the big bad world? Pattie Fitzgerald, founder of Safely Ever After, leads the way, sharing sensible and learnable tips.
