I Can Stay Safe
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I Can Stay Safe
Created especially for Brendan and Josh
Words by Rochelle Lentini and Picture Selection by Michelle Duda and Rochelle Lentini
June 2002
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Sometimes I think about going outside.
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When we are visiting friends or family, I need to stay inside while mommy or daddy are visiting.
Sometimes I want to go outside when we are visiting.
I need to:
“Stop!
Stay Inside!”
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If I stay inside, I stay safe and mommy or daddy knows where I am.
Inside, I can play with my “To Go Bag” of toys.
I can play with friends, with my brother, or by myself.
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If I want to go outside, I need to tell someone with my words.
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If I go outside alone, no one knows where I am.
Sometimes when people can’t find me, they can get scared and sometimes they cry.
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After I tell someone I want to go outside, I first need to hold hands, then go outside.
When I hold hands, I am safe.
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I can also tell people what I want to do outside.
Sometimes I want to swim or swing.
Other times, I might want to run, do bubbles, or ride.
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Sometimes I feel like exploring my neighborhood by going on a walk.
When exploring my neighborhood, I need to go with someone and hold hands.
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I should hold hands so I stay safe.
If I don’t hold hands, I could get hurt.
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Sometimes when I tell someone I want to go outside, he or she might say I can’t go outside.
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If I can’t go outside, I might get sad or angry, but I can go with the flow and play inside.
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I might be able to go outside… later or on another day.
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When I can go outside, I first hold hands, then we can go outside.
I can go outside with another person.
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Playing outside is fun for everyone when I have someone with me. |
