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                    <text>Complete the attached coloring page and mail to Governor McCrory’s Office

Governor Pat McCrory
Office of the Governor
Mail Service Center
Raleigh, NC 27699-0301
Parents, as Governor McCrory and the leaders in the State House and Senate review Charlotte’s
bathroom ordinance, it’s a good time to review safety and privacy concerns in changing rooms, locker
rooms, public bathrooms and showers.
Focus on the Family has a number of great resources at
http://www.focusonthefamily.com/socialissues/sexuality/talking-to-your-children-about-transgenderissues

CHILDREN’S SAFETY CHECKLIST:
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Does your child know to NEVER use a public restroom alone?
Have you taught your child to recite his or her names, address &amp; phone number?
Does your child understand that he or she should NEVER get in a car with anyone but Mom or
Dad, or someone that parents have given permission?
If you must send someone else to pick up a child, do you have a secret code word?
Have you explained to your child that, if lost or in danger call 911?
Does your child know that it is OK to say “no” to adults?
Does your child know to be as loud as possible if he or she is in danger?
Does your child know to approach a police officer if he or she has a problem or needs help?
Does your child know the body parts that are unacceptable for others to touch?

PARENT’S CHECKLIST:
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Are you careful to never leave your child unattended in a public place or in a car?
Do you know your child’s friends and their parents? Do you have their phone numbers?
If your child is going to play at a friend’s house, do you call their parents to confirm that it is OK
and/or if they are at home?
Do you know the route your child takes from school to home?
Have you designated “safe” houses in your neighborhood where your child may go if needed?
Do you have a current photo and/or video of your child? Fingerprints or DNA samples?
Do you observe what you child is wearing on a daily basis?
If your child doesn’t want to be with someone, do you ask why he or she is uncomfortable with
this person – and pursue until you find the reason?
Have you told your child that if he or she gets lost, you will look for them for as long as it takes?
Do you always perform a reference and background check on a new caregiver? Sex Offender
Registry at https://www.nsopw.gov

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