Safety Tips

Let Us Help Protect Your Child's Innocence

As a parent…. It’s scary thinking about what can happen to our kids when we aren’t around. We can’t be with them twenty-four hours a day to protect them. Luckily, we can teach them about the dangers of strangers and what to do if they are approached, just as we teach them what to do in case of a fire or other emergency.

Our Martial Arts school specializes in making children safer in our community. You’re invited and encouraged to visit our school and or attend one of our children’s self defense clinics.

What could be more important than the safety of our children? To protect your child, think of the outside world as a jungle and your child as prey. The predator will be looking for the young and unattended! Here are some basic life saving tips for us as parents to be aware of:

1. Make sure your child knows their phone number and address and are able to write it.

2. Never…ever… did I mention the word never …. leave your child in a car alone. Would you leave $5000 in a bag on your seat while you run into a store to get something? How much is your child worth? Priceless? Exactly!

3. If your child is left at home they should never open the door… or be allowed to do it even when you are home. They will do what they are used to. This also applies to the phone. A predator can find out who is home and when very easily!

4. Never allow your child to go alone to a public restroom without an adult. Don’t be lazy with your child’s safety and innocence!

5. Don’t think giving your child a cell phone will protect them. Cell phones are nothing more than communicators. They are not weapons that will help in abductions or being molested.

6. Is your child eating healthy? It is your responsibility as a parent to provide proper nutrition for your child. If I bought you the car of your dreams, wouldn’t you put the best gas in it?

7. Take stock of your child…. Are they overweight? Take this seriously. Again it is your obligation as a parent to make sure proper nutrition and exercise are maintained. This is not a vanity issue, but a health issue.

Here’s the tough one… are you, as a parent, the role model that you want your child be become like? They will do what they see as examples, not what you say!

In the final analysis, it is not what you do for your children, but what you have taught them to do for themselves that will make them safe and successful human beings.

I take my obligation as a parent and as a professional martial arts instructor very seriously .. I hope you feel the same way!

Professor Sal Banuelos

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A Hero Is An Ordinary Individual Who
Finds The Strength to Persevere And
Endure In Spite Of Overwhelming Obsticles.
-Christopher Reeve from his book "Still Me"

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Home About NAK Karate For Kids Karate For Jrs Safety Tips Muay Thai Kickboxing Mixed Martial Arts Adults Student Creed View Movie Events AZ Location Gustine Calif Book Store Nutrition Tips Black Belt Graduation Birthday Parties NAK Newsletter	Let Us Help Protect Your Child's Innocence As a parent…. It’s scary thinking about what can happen to our kids when we aren’t around. We can’t be with them twenty-four hours a day to protect them. Luckily, we can teach them about the dangers of strangers and what to do if they are approached, just as we teach them what to do in case of a fire or other emergency. Our Martial Arts school specializes in making children safer in our community. You’re invited and encouraged to visit our school and or attend one of our children’s self defense clinics. What could be more important than the safety of our children? To protect your child, think of the outside world as a jungle and your child as prey. The predator will be looking for the young and unattended! Here are some basic life saving tips for us as parents to be aware of: 1. Make sure your child knows their phone number and address and are able to write it. 2. Never…ever… did I mention the word never …. leave your child in a car alone. Would you leave $5000 in a bag on your seat while you run into a store to get something? How much is your child worth? Priceless? Exactly! 3. If your child is left at home they should never open the door… or be allowed to do it even when you are home. They will do what they are used to. This also applies to the phone. A predator can find out who is home and when very easily! 4. Never allow your child to go alone to a public restroom without an adult. Don’t be lazy with your child’s safety and innocence! 5. Don’t think giving your child a cell phone will protect them. Cell phones are nothing more than communicators. They are not weapons that will help in abductions or being molested. 6. Is your child eating healthy? It is your responsibility as a parent to provide proper nutrition for your child. If I bought you the car of your dreams, wouldn’t you put the best gas in it? 7. Take stock of your child…. Are they overweight? Take this seriously. Again it is your obligation as a parent to make sure proper nutrition and exercise are maintained. This is not a vanity issue, but a health issue. Here’s the tough one… are you, as a parent, the role model that you want your child be become like? They will do what they see as examples, not what you say! In the final analysis, it is not what you do for your children, but what you have taught them to do for themselves that will make them safe and successful human beings. I take my obligation as a parent and as a professional martial arts instructor very seriously .. I hope you feel the same way! Professor Sal Banuelos Profile of a Predator 911 ABC's Code Word Emergency Lure Mail Lure Going Bananas Toy Lure Door Procedures Small Animal Lures Threat Lure Reward Lure Bribery Lure I Am Lost Lure Name Lure Ego Lure Handicap Lure Internet Lure Playmate Lure National Center for Missing & Exploited Children A Hero Is An Ordinary Individual Who Finds The Strength to Persevere And Endure In Spite Of Overwhelming Obsticles. -Christopher Reeve from his book "Still Me" SBI!