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… or public spaces.If you notice these behaviors, it’s time to implement your wandering safety plan.Creating a wandering safety planIf you have children, you’ve probably sat down with them at some point …
… to encourage your loved one to stay physically strong by walking and staying active.“Try to find creative ways to keep your loved one motivated, as this can help maintain their strength and endurance, and …
… needs.“It’s not necessary to go out and buy a lot of things. You can be creative with what you have at home as long as it feels safe,” says Bar. For example, if …
… occur.”You can try:Role-playing and practicing how kids should respond in different stranger danger scenarios.Creating a family code word. Anyone you send to pick up your child must use the code word …
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