
Woman Argues That the Term 'Stranger Danger' Is Actually Misleading & Harmful f…
There were a lot who 100% agreed with her.
In an increasingly complex world, traditional child safety advice like "stranger danger" may no longer be sufficient. A recent video by content creator StrivingDefense highlights the importance of teaching children about "tricky people" instead of focusing solely on unknown individuals. According to the video, a safe adult will never ask a child for help, request them to keep secrets from their parents, or intentionally make them feel uncomfortable. This distinction is crucial, as the video emphasizes that dangerous individuals are often not strangers, but rather people known to the child, such as family members, coaches, or neighbors. This approach encourages children to identify concerning behaviors, regardless of who is exhibiting them, rather than relying on the potentially misleading idea that only unknown individuals pose a threat. Child safety experts often support this nuanced perspective, advocating for open communication between parents and children about safe and unsafe interactions.
There were a lot who 100% agreed with her.