How to Raise a Street Smart Child - part#1 of 5

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A highly-acclaimed program that offers parents practical tips on how to educate their children to protect themselves from the potential dangers of society. Addresses situations faced by kids from pre-school through adolescence and includes commentary by missing children advocate John Walsh.
- Daniel J. Travanti - Host -
==1987 43 minutes==
A documentary offering parents important tips on how their children can protect themselves against the dangers they face in today's society. The program features observations by police officials who have dealt with such problems and commentary by John Walsh, the father of Adam Walsh, whose abduction and was the subject of two television movies.

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[readordiefanatic]

the voice is coming from Pedobear!

[Kenner81]

Actually the guys all look creepy...In anycase I remember this as a kid, They pulled no punches with detail....I believe they also said how a killer threw Adam Walsh's head in a canal. If this didn't freak you out nothing else would.

[UltimateThanos]

I'd tell my kid to threaten the pedophile with medieval torture, and if that didn't work they should kick 'em in the nuts and then while he's down kick 'em in the head a few times so they never get back up. Pedophiles aren't people like you and me, they're monsters from under the bed who deserve to be slaughtered like cattle.

[027220]

In the same league: Berenstain Bears Learn About Strangers 1

[027220]

@KckStartMyHeart It's 'reality.'

[027220]

Vote for Release on dvd.

[027220]

1:30 - :37 Some 200 unidentified bodies of 'kids.'

[KckStartMyHeart]

I'm sorry, but really?? The kid in the very beginning can't be more than 4 years old...and he's home alone?! I get that they're trying to illustrate a point, but that's just ridiculous!

[metallicaholic43088]

the very first picture of  "richie" and u could tell the dude was a freak..how at all does he look like a "nice guy"

[DoomiteAsh]

Dude, I remember when my parents recorded this show off HBO (on videotape, DVRs weren't around back then!) back in the day, I haven't seen it for the longest time! Classic documentary.. It's a real shame that there are still sickos out there who prey on kids, but now they've got the Internet and everything else. Keep your kids safe!

[HououMinamino]

@Yakantheterek What makes me sad, too, is how the movie talks about "stranger danger" but the examples they are showing are incidents in which the kids knew the offenders. They weren't strangers. They were people entrusted with taking care of kids.