BLUEY (STRANGERS)
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0Teaching children about stranger danger and online safety with Bluey is a fun, gentle way to introduce these concepts. Through pretend play and storytelling, characters like Bluey and Bingo practice essential safety rules, such as never opening the door to strangers and knowing who to trust.Doorbell SafetyOne of the most common scenarios Bluey and Bingo encounter is someone knocking on the front door. You can teach your kids to: Look before you open: Always check who is knocking or ringing the doorbell before opening the door. Trust a trusted adult: If the person at the door is unfamiliar, it is always best to let a parent or guardian answer it. Practice at home: You can do role-playing games where you knock on the door and have your child practice asking "Who is there?" and calling for help if it isn't someone they know. Stranger DangerWhen encountering unfamiliar people in public, Bluey teaches important boundaries:Don't talk to strangers: Children are taught not to converse with unfamiliar people, and to never go anywhere with them, even if offered treats. Look out for others: Good babysitters and trusted family members are there to help protect kids when strange situations arise. Online Safety & TechnologyIf your kids enjoy learning alongside their favorite Bluey toys and stories, there are plenty of digital lessons focused on cyber safety. The core online rules to share with your children include: Never share private information: Kids should never give out their real name, address, school, or passwords to strangers online. Ask before you click: If a pop-up ad or game online looks too good to be true, it is important to check with a grown-up first.Be careful with photos: Once a photo is sent online, it can spread quickly, so kids should always make sure an adult is okay with what they are sharing
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