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Date: 03/18/2005  
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When my sons were younger, we had rules for them.

1. Always tell us where you are going and with whom.

2. Tell us the names of your friends and a phone number to reach you in case we need you.

3. Follow your curfew. I.E.: Movie is out at 9:00 be in by 10:00.

4. Never allow strangers to offer to take you where you are going, nor bring you home.

5. Here is two dollars. Put it in your shoe for emergency calls. Never spend it for anything other than that. If you need to call home you will have money for the call.

6. We will show you respect and expect the same from you.

7. Very important: Always know we love you with all our hearts.

Hold to these rules and you and your child will be safe and you can sleep better knowing where they are. "It's 10:00 P.M. Do you know where your children are?"

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Post By Shari (Guest Post) (03/19/2005)
Umm, some children's parent's hold to these rules plus some stricter ones, and still have their children get kidnapped. Think about poor little Jessica who was abducted from her own bed last month and is now known to have been murdered by a registered offender. Not to say that you shouldn't bother with these safety rules (everybody should) but even when you do everything you can to protect your children, the sickos still seem to find a way. By the way, according to all statistics I've ever read on the matter, stranger abductions are the most rare - the most common are done by family members (usually during a custody battle).


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