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When school starts, children carry their school bags to school, and for parents, the most important thing is the safety of their children. Especially girls, in their interactions with the opposite sex, need to pay more attention to safety. Here are a few safety facts parents should tell their girls:
1. Prevent bad teachers
Teaching is a sacred profession, and students admire their teachers. But not all teachers are worthy of admiration, some teachers are not highly qualified and have a dark psyche. Tell your child to tell parents when the teacher is too close to you or the language exceeds the limit of being a teacher. Don't let the male teacher touch your body, respect the teacher, but don't crush the teacher. When the teacher makes you uncomfortable, leave immediately and tell the parents not to keep any secrets from the school, especially between teachers and students.
2. Strong sense of self-protection
Girls should always maintain a sense of self-preservation, do not easily trust the opposite sex, especially the invitation of strangers should be carefully considered. If you encounter an unsafe situation, you should leave as soon as possible or ask teachers or parents for help.
3. Avoid acting alone
Girls try not to go alone, especially at night or in remote places. If you have to go out, it's best to have a friend with you and tell your parents about your schedule in advance.
4. Don't drink too much
Alcoholism can easily make people lose self-control and easily lead to danger. Girls should try to avoid excessive alcohol and should be accompanied by a parent or friend if they must drink.
5. Do not easily expose personal information
Girls should not easily expose personal information, such as phone numbers, home addresses, etc. If necessary, you should also tell your parents or friends to avoid unnecessary trouble.
6. Avoid too close contact
Girls should avoid too close contact, especially in public or inappropriate situations. If there is too close contact with the opposite sex, it should be stopped in time and left as soon as possible.
In short, girls need to be alert at all times and enhance their sense of self-protection in their interactions with the opposite sex. Parents should also strengthen safety education for their children, let them understand the methods and skills of self-protection, and ensure the safety of their children.
In addition to the safety common sense mentioned above, parents can also teach girls the following:
1. Learn to refuse
Girls should learn to refuse inappropriate requests, whether verbal or behavioral. If you feel unsafe or uncomfortable, you should decisively refuse and leave.
2. Develop good living habits
Girls should develop good lifestyle habits, such as regular schedules, a healthy diet and moderate exercise, which contribute to physical health and psychological stability.
3. Learn emergency handling skills
Parents can teach girls some emergency skills, such as how to respond to emergencies and how to use fire equipment. These skills help girls stay calm and take effective action in emergency situations.
4. Avoid pursuing superficial beauty too much
Girls should avoid pursuing superficial beauty too much, and focus on inner cultivation and self-improvement. This boosts self-confidence and reduces unnecessary hassle and danger.
5. Don't chat with strange men on the Internet, learn to refuse their explicit language, to provocative language full of filth, and block it directly.
6. Don't accept gifts from anyone.
Let the child understand that behind the gift, there is a pair of greedy hands, and any gift will not be given to you for no reason.
In short, parents should always pay attention to the safety of girls, strengthen safety education for children, and help them establish correct values and self-protection awareness. At the same time, parents should also provide the necessary support and protection for their children to ensure that they can grow up healthy and happy.