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    Keep Me Safe at Home and in My Community: A Handbook on Safety for Young Children and Their Families
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    Keep Me Safe at Home and in My Community: A Handbook on Safety for Young Children and Their Families
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    Keep Me Safe at Home and in My Community: A Handbook on Safety for Young Children and Their Families

    By Rebecca Adler and Susan Anderson

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    LanguageEnglish
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    Release dateMay 7, 2009
    ISBN9781463464967
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    Keep Me Safe at Home and in My Community: A Handbook on Safety for Young Children and Their Families
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    Rebecca Adler

    I am a retired elementary school teacher, wife, parent and grandparent. I have always been concerned about the safety of young children. I am involved in community activities, meeting with adults and children on safety issues.

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