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The Knock-at-the-Door Adult-First Plan

Get the adult. Keep the information private.

15 minutes to prepare, then a brief reviewFree · Two-page fillable PDF

Companion to Teach a Child What to Do When Someone Comes to the Door.

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Example: a pretend knock prompts the child to tell the supervising adult. The rehearsal shows that the adult needs a clear interruption signal when wearing headphones.

01Name the responsible role

Record roles without private access details.

02Prepare the ordinary response

Do not make the child verify the visitor.

03Protect information and help

Use categories, not actual credentials.

04Rehearse and correct

Use a clearly announced harmless practice.

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