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Advice on Stranger Danger

Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Health & Wellness, Wellness, Development & Safety, Safety

St. Louis Children's Hospital Answer Line nurse Suzi Wells provides tips on how to teach your kids to stranger safety. Remember - most child abductions are by people the child knows!

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