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Caregiving

Help a child name trusted adults

Help the child identify people they can approach.

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Done when

The child can identify people to ask for help.

Help the child identify people they can approach.

Who this is for

Adapt to age and communication needs; do not turn it into a stressful test.

Why this matters

The child has clearer names and ways to reach support.

How to do it

An original activity to try, adapt or skip for your circumstances; outcomes are not guaranteed.

  1. Ask who the child would approach at home and school when uncomfortable.
  2. Help name or identify pictures of adults they can actually reach.
  3. Practice a short request for help and reassure them that asking is welcome.

Evidence and references

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Last reviewed: · Version 2