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My oldest child has always been a social butterfly. From a young age, I knew we\u2019d have to talk about interacting with strangers \u2014 early and often. I aim to be more free range in my parenting, so I knew I would have to equip him with the skills to deal with strangers if I wasn\u2019t right beside him. Of course, books were the first place I turned.<\/p>\n

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Finding a good book about \u201cstranger danger\u201d is tricky. We don\u2019t want our kids to end up in a dangerous situation, but we also want them to know who they can turn to if they find themselves alone and needing help. The topic is more nuanced than \u201cdon\u2019t talk to strangers.\u201d It involves identifying safe people and coming up with a plan for possible scenarios.<\/p>\n

These books about strangers strike a healthy balance between caution and compassion. I highly recommend reading them with your kids as part of a larger discussion about personal safety. Start talking about these things early, and review them often!<\/p>\n

NOTE:<\/strong> The one hesitation that I have with the books on this list is that they do a pretty awful job of representing people who aren\u2019t white. However, from what I can tell, diverse books about dealing with strangers simply do not exist. I hope that publishers will work to fill in this representation gap in children\u2019s books.<\/p>\n

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Once Upon a Dragon: Stranger Safety for Kids (and Dragons)<\/a> <\/em><\/strong>by Jean E. Pendziwol<\/h3>\n
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While playing together at the park, a little girl and her dragon are suddenly transported to a fairy tale world. It\u2019s fun and magical, but danger hides in the shadows. The little girl must help her dragon navigate a tricky world where not everyone can be trusted.<\/p>\n

This was our family\u2019s favorite book about dealing with strangers. It differentiates between safe strangers like police officers and strangers children should be wary of, and the story is told in a truthful but not scary way. I recommend it for kids ages three and up.<\/p>\n

The Berenstain Bears Learn About Strangers<\/em><\/a><\/strong> by Jan and Stan Berenstain<\/h3>\n
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There\u2019s a Berenstain Bears book for just about everything. Sister Bear doesn\u2019t understand the risks of talking to strangers. Her family helps her see that some basic safety rules can go a long way to protecting her while allowing her to have fun.<\/p>\n

This classic story outlines some basic safety rules that are easy for kids to remember. I\u2019ll admit that I am not a huge fan of this series overall, but I do like this book because it focuses on making good decisions no matter the situation. I recommend it for kids ages four and up.<\/p>\n

Not Everyone is Nice<\/a><\/em><\/strong> by Frederick Alimonti<\/h4>\n
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Kathy waits for her mother to pick her up when a man she doesn\u2019t know drives up. He suggests that Kathy\u2019s mother may be hurt or sick, and he offers to drive Kathy home. But when Kathy\u2019s mother drives up, the man speeds away, and Kathy is confused. After this encounter, Kathy\u2019s parents talk with her about how not everything that looks nice is\u00a0really\u00a0<\/em>nice, using examples from nature.<\/p>\n

This book is a great choice for school-aged children, but might be scary for kids younger than 5. I suggest previewing it before reading with your kids so you can make sure it\u2019s the best choice for your family.<\/p>\n

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Who\u2019s Bad and Who\u2019s Good, Little Red Riding Hood?<\/a><\/em> by Steve Smallman<\/h3>\n
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As Little Red prepares to head out to her grandmother\u2019s house, her mother reminds her to be careful and to \u201cyell, run, and tell\u201d if she encounters someone dangerous. She ventures out into the woods and encounters a wolf who seems scary and a rabbit who seems friendly. Little Red learns that looks can be deceiving, and the folks we interact with are not always what they seem.<\/p>\n

This book is a good choice for ages four and up, but preview it before sharing it with your child.<\/p>\n

Say No and Go: Stranger Safety<\/em><\/a> by Jill Urban Donahue<\/h3>\n
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Rani\u2019s parents have just had a baby, meaning Rani\u2019s grandmother cares for her. Rani is reminded of many important things she needs to know to stay safe: her grandmother is her trusted adult, she should always let an adult answer the door, and many more smart rules. She is also reminded that people she \u201csort of\u201d knows, like neighbors or mail carriers, are only trusted adults if her parents designated them as such.<\/p>\n

This cute and helpful book is great for kids ages five and up.<\/p>\n

Never Talk to Strangers<\/em><\/a> by Irma Joyce<\/h3>\n
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This rhyming story shows large animals approaching kids to talk in various scenarios. In every situation, the kids are urged to never talk to strangers \u2014 even if it\u2019s a leaping leopard or a grizzly bear.<\/p>\n

Initially published in 1967, this book is a good choice for very young children because the use of animals makes it a bit less scary. I recommend using this book to introduce the concept of \u201cstranger danger\u201d to kids ages 2 to 3 and then build upon that foundation with other books as children age.<\/p>\n

I Won\u2019t Go With Strangers<\/em><\/a> by Dagmar Geisler<\/h3>\n
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Lu is waiting to be picked up after school when it starts to rain. A neighbor offers to take her home, but she knows this is not the person her mother has told her she should go with. Some other adults that Lu knows also offer to take her home, but she knows that she needs to follow her mother\u2019s instructions. Finally, the right person shows up to take Lu home! And who it is might surprise the reader.<\/p>\n

This book addresses a very specific situation, but it\u2019s well done. I recommend sharing it with kids ages 5 and up.<\/p>\n

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