Personal boundaries

It is important to tell the child that the world is multifaceted and people can be different — both friends and strangers. Teach him the rules of personal safety, which must not be violated:

"Don't be afraid to express emotions." If a child does not like that someone is talking to him, hugging him, sitting on his lap or trying to kiss him, he should say so directly. Even if it's a family member.
"You have personal boundaries, you can't break them." Explain what sexual integrity is. And be sure to ask the child to talk about strange behavior on the part of adults — acquaintances and strangers.
"Don't be afraid to say no." If a stranger just approached a child on the street and started a conversation, offered to get into his car or go to visit him, he should be able to give a clear refusal.
"Listen to yourself." If a child does not like a certain person, he may not communicate with him without a twinge of conscience.

It is necessary to form a trusting relationship with the child in order to always be aware of the child's affairs and emotions! Teach them to ask questions and ask for help.
Ask the child to ask questions when something is unclear or unfamiliar to him. Answer them calmly, even if he asks what you have already talked about several times. Remember: your main goal is to teach your child safe behavior, not just give him information.

Important: do not scold the child for shouting in the street. He should know that it's not a shame to make noise and run, and if some unknown uncle or aunt tries to take him away with them, he should attract attention to himself.