What kind of children won’t be kidnapped by human traffickers?

Every time I see on TV the tragedy of children being separated due to abduction by human traffickers, I feel particularly heartbroken. Traffickers abduct not just children, but a family's hope and future. Abducted children are either sold to families who are unable to have children (generally in worse conditions than their original families), or they may have their hands and feet amputated and be forced to beg to make money for the traffickers' wallets. No matter what kind of fate it is, leaving one's biological parents is usually the beginning of misfortune.

In order to prevent tragedies from happening, our country has issued many policies to punish human traffickers. The public security department has set up Skynet to find missing children. There are also many various teaching materials on preventing children from being abducted, but it is still impossible to prevent them. Tragedies happen from time to time. occur. Parents are trying their best and worried to prevent their children from being abducted. I often see news reports that a certain kindergarten conducts anti-trafficking drills and allows parents to try to abduct other people's children. As a result, a large number of children will follow the "traffickers".

After participating in an anti-trafficking exercise in a kindergarten and having the experience of trying to abduct a child from the perspective of a trafficker, I suddenly wanted to ask the parents: What kind of children will the traffickers not abduct? ? Have you ever thought backwards? The reason why I raise this question is because I used toys as props to abduct children during the activity. At that time, I walked to a middle class activity venue next to the slide and stood on the edge to observe a little while. The kid ran away. I usually don't pay much attention to this aspect, but if I think about it, I can really tell which child is easy to deceive at a glance. After setting my sights, I finally succeeded in bringing the four children to the entrance of the kindergarten.

So, we really need to think in reverse, because human traffickers also have choices. Just imagine, if there are two children in front of a human trafficker, one is well-behaved, obedient, and obedient, and the other is overbearing, naughty, and a complete naughty child, which child will the trafficker attack? Without even thinking about it, well-behaved children must be easier targets. As follows, the editor will tell you what kind of children are less likely to be targeted by human traffickers.

1. Children with safety awareness

If parents usually pay attention to safety education for their children, often remind their children not to follow strangers casually, and help their children remember their home address, If the child receives phone calls and other information, the child will naturally show a more defensive attitude and will not easily trust strangers. Traffickers will naturally stay away from such children when they see them.

2. Neatly dressed children

Whether children are neatly dressed actually depends to a large extent on their parents. If parents are willing to spend more time on their children and help them dress, the children will definitely look neat and tidy. However, some parents are very busy and have no time to take care of their children, so their children often dress more messily and even look more eager. Attention and love, these details are bound to be seen by the intentional traffickers.

3. Children who look smart

Some children look weird and are very difficult to deceive. Even if a trafficker succeeds, such a child will definitely be a A hot potato that may cause trouble at any time. This principle is like a gangster preparing to rob someone on the road. He must choose a group of people who look weak and unable to resist, rather than provoking a 180cm tall man with tattoos on his arms.

4. Children who are more introverted and do not like to talk to others

Each child has a different personality. Some children are more lively and outgoing and like to interact with strangers; on the other hand, some children He is relatively introverted and always ignores strangers' questions. What traffickers like must be children who can be easily attracted by a toy or a smile. If the trafficker is full of enthusiasm but the child keeps ignoring him, then the trafficker is probably tired, sleepy and looking for another target.

No matter whether your child falls into the above four types of children, for the sake of safety, I think every parent should firmly tell their children these four points:

1. Normal adulthood A person would not ask a stranger for help, he should ask an adult for help.

2. Unlike cartoons, the bad guys cannot be seen from their appearance.

3. You cannot go alone with anyone. You must first ask your family or teacher.

4. If someone wants to take you away by force, immediately shout for help to the nearest adult.