Child Safety

Empowering Children with the Skills to Stay Safe

At Abduction Prevention, we believe that safety begins with knowledge, practice, and confidence. Our Child Safety Training Program is designed to give children the tools they need to protect themselves while providing parents with strategies to reinforce safety at home.

This program is built for real-world situations — teaching kids not only what to do, but how to react under pressure. Through engaging lessons and easy-to-understand activities, children learn to recognize danger, trust their instincts, and take action.

What Your Child Will Learn

The 4 Rules of Personal Safety

Understanding the core principles that guide safe decision-making.
When to say NO and walk away from unsafe situations.
Why it’s important to always tell a trusted adult when something feels wrong.

Body Safety

Knowing the difference between safe and unsafe touch.
Understanding body boundaries and the right to personal space.
How to assert themselves firmly and clearly.

Recognizing Signs of Abuse

Identifying unsafe behavior from both strangers and familiar people.
Knowing the warning signs of grooming and manipulation.
Understanding the importance of speaking up immediately.

Why This Program Works

Child-Friendly Approach – Uses age-appropriate language and interactive examples.
Parent Involvement – Encourages parents to participate in lessons and practice at home.
Confidence Building – Helps children feel empowered, not afraid.

Our training focuses on prevention first, but also prepares children for immediate, effective action if they feel unsafe.

Program Format

Pre-Recorded Lessons – Learn at your own pace, revisit anytime.
Interactive Exercises – Role-playing and quizzes to reinforce learning.
Downloadable Resources – Guides and checklists for continued practice.

Who Should Take This Program?

This program is ideal for:

Families with children ages 5–14.
Parents who want to actively participate in their child’s safety training.
Schools, daycare centers, and youth organizations looking to introduce structured safety education.

1. Car Following Child
Techniques for when a car follows your child.

2. Window Frame Anchor
Using the window frame as an anchor point.

3. Front Window Anchor
Anchoring at the front window.

4. Leg Hook Anchor
Using the leg hook technique.

5. Inside Foot Anchor
Anchoring with the inside foot.

6. Steering Wheel Anchor
Using the steering wheel for leverage.

7. Vehicle Exit Strategy
Strategies for safely exiting a vehicle.

8. Leg Anchor on Bob the Dummy
Practicing leg anchoring on a dummy.

9. Leg Anchor on Human
Practicing leg anchoring with a person.

Join Us Today

Enroll in Abduction Prevention’s child safety training program. Get the best training and access quality resources to ensure your children are safe and secure. Learn how to stay vigilant and, more importantly, prepare in any situation with sheer confidence and no fear.