Lily and the Safety Rule
Lily learns an important safety rule at the park: do not go with strangers and always tell a trusted grown-up. The story is gentle, reassuring, and gives simple steps preschool children can remember.
This is Lily. She loves to play at the park.
Her mom sits nearby on a bench. Lily climbs the slide and laughs.
A stranger walks over and smiles. He asks if she wants some candy.
Lily remembers the safety rule. She does not go with the stranger.
She says No, thank you. She walks back to her mom.
A friendly helper walks by to check. The helper asks if everyone is okay.
Lily's mom hugs her and says You were brave. Mom explains to always find a trusted grown-up.
Practice the rule: say no, stay where you are, and tell a grown-up. Lily smiles and feels safe. She says I will not go with strangers.
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This is Lily. She loves to play at the park.
Her mom sits nearby on a bench. Lily climbs the slide and laughs.
A stranger walks over and smiles. He asks if she wants some candy.
Lily remembers the safety rule. She does not go with the stranger.
She says No, thank you. She walks back to her mom.
A friendly helper walks by to check. The helper asks if everyone is okay.
Lily's mom hugs her and says You were brave. Mom explains to always find a trusted grown-up.
Practice the rule: say no, stay where you are, and tell a grown-up. Lily smiles and feels safe. She says I will not go with strangers.
