Create a Code Word for Safety: A Parent's Guide #shorts

We could give that. It's It's not a bad practice for parents to to have like a code word mean but which means I'm feeling uncomfortable. You know, to tell your children that if you use this word you know, if you use this whatever word you make up >> us an example of one of those? >> that I'm not feeling safe right now. And and and >> Banana split. No, you could say uh Exactly. Exactly. Ice cream. No, say something. Use a word that means that I'm just not feeling uncomfortable because there's people around. And the person that's been bothering them or getting in their space might be sitting at the table. You know, and it and it and it's I'm saying you you play time. Make Make a word. Make a word that the children should know that if they tell you that you'll automatically step in and and you know, take them aside. Um because they might not be that that expressive. Or if you tell them if you pull my sleeve like this, if you come over I'm sitting at the table, you can just pull my sleeve and and that'll mean that you really want my attention and you're not feeling comfortable. >> And you don't turn around and go get away from me. I'm in the MIDDLE OF SAYING SOMETHING. >> RIGHT.