How to Be Safe at The ZOO: Teach Your Children How to Choose a Stranger to Help Them if They Get Lost. Self-Help Skills for Kids. Preschool and Kinder

"Hey, guys, have you ever gotten lost at the zoo?

Well, I did. Let me tell the whole story to you.

My name is Oliver. And this is Billy, my dragon pet.

When you hear this, you will not believe it, I bet." Meet the new book of the series "Oliver's Tips for Kids".

Even if you are a watchful parent, your children may become lost. According to research, 7 out of 10 children get lost at least once in their lives. Diligent parents proactively teach their children what to do if they get lost. This funny fiction book will help your child make good decisions in a dangerous situation.

In this book, Oliver teaches his dragon Billy how to behave if he gets lost at the zoo. Through gentle illustrations and helpful tips, Oliver will teach your child how to be confident and make the right decisions.

Because the world can seem scary, this story will help you:

- explain to your child what fear is

- teach how to stay calm in a dangerous situation

- provide good solutions for difficult problems.

This story conveys strong, positive messages to:

- listen more carefully to your parents

- friendship is important

- helping those who need help.

Tips to be safe in the zoo:

Sometimes things happen even if you didn't do anything wrong.

No need to panic. You have to be brave and strong.

1.

Don't leave the place where you got lost and remain calm.

Soon, you will find your dad and mom.

2.

You need to know your parents' full names, it is true.

That is the most important information for the person who finds you.

3.

You need to have your parent's phone number sewn on a badge or pin.

Ask your parents to get you one and put it somewhere where it can be seen.

Your child won't want to miss the fun, educational, and emotional adventures of Oliver.

Buy this book and they will enjoy it forever.