It's fun to go out to play. When a family goes out to travel together, they must take good care of their children, otherwise they may get lost. So before you go out, you must agree who will take care of the children. When the child walks, parents should also hold the child's hand and don't lose it. In order not to get lost, you can also write down your phone number and family information in your child's clothes. In addition, children should be taught not to talk to strangers and not to eat food given by strangers.

Don't let the children leave their sight.

When taking children out alone, especially in public, do everything possible to keep them away from their parents' sight. When you are alone with your children, please remember not to panic, because if you panic, it is easy to be ignored. If you are traveling, please try to arrange your time and be careful not to be scattered in crowded places.

What should I do after my child is lost?

Be sure to stay calm, remember the route you just took, the place where children are most likely to get lost, and crying in panic can't solve any problems. There must be someone waiting there, preferably one of the parents. It is very important that people who know children best can only look around in the same place and can't leave. If there is a broadcasting system, security guards and police in shopping malls and other places, please find someone to help you find it and mobilize relatives and friends. It's better to go the same way. Most children are attracted by the toy store in the shopping center. Finally, make sure the mobile phone is unblocked. If your child remembers your phone number, he or she may ask passers-by for help and call you.

How to prevent children from getting lost?

Ask children to pronounce their parents' names clearly and skillfully, and teach them how to make phone calls. Children are also asked to remember their home address and city name. Remind children to call 1 10, 19, 120 for help. Ask your baby to call these numbers for help in an emergency. Teach children to distinguish between good people and bad people.