SuitabookEveryday personal safety
The book considers interactions with family, friends and complete strangers and offers safety tips.
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Honor Head - Author
A straightforward safety guide about interactions with family, friends and strangers, including recognising danger, responding to unkindness or bullying, and seeking understanding around inappropriate adult behaviour.
A simple series of books, empowering younger children aged 5-7 to know how to look after themselves in a variety of everyday situations. Includes tips from 'supermouse' Safety Sam on how to stay safe and how to identify potential dangers. Being Safe with People looks at how to act safely and sensibly with people you meet, whether family, friends or complete strangers. It explains what 'stranger danger' is and gives tips on what to do if you encounter it; it explores what to do if friends are unkind or if you are bullied and it also looks very sensitively at how to deal with inappropriate behaviour from adults, even when you know them.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceA straightforward safety guide about interactions with family, friends and strangers, including recognising danger, responding to unkindness or bullying, and seeking understanding around inappropriate adult behaviour.
The book considers interactions with family, friends and complete strangers and offers safety tips.
The book explores what to do if friends are unkind or if a child is bullied.
The book addresses inappropriate behaviour from adults, even when the child knows them, and is described as sensitive.
Read alongside calm conversation rather than as a test. Pay attention to how the book defines danger, what actions it suggests, and whether its treatment feels clear and manageable for your child.
This is a grounded book brief while Suitabook strengthens the analysis: the current material supports only a cautious reading; another book-specific source is still needed.
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