Stranger safety songs and stories for kids
Quick answer
Calm, non-scary stranger safety videos for young children: Pinkfong's Stop, Think, Ask song, Kidpower's Puppet Power stories about checking first with a grown-up, and Committee for Children's Eight Never-Nevers song. Press Play all on repeat for a short lesson, or Repeat one for a favourite song. The last three Kidpower videos are for grown-ups.
Videos in this playlist
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Stop, Think, Ask | No, No Stranger | Stay Safe | Kids' Safety | Pinkfong Safety RangersBaby Shark - Pinkfong Kids’ Songs & StoriesPlay from here Loop - 2
Indoor Safety Song | Shopping Mall Safety | Stay Safe | Pinkfong Safety RangersBaby Shark - Pinkfong Kids’ Songs & StoriesPlay from here Loop - 3
😨 Knock, knock! Who's there?|S2 EP12|Car Songs for Kids|Pinkfong Super Rescue TeamPinkfong Super Rescue Team - Kids Songs & CartoonsPlay from here Loop - 4
Intro to Puppet Power!Kidpower International VideosPlay from here Loop - 5
Puppet Power Check First Story #1- If You See a Person or Animal You Don't Know Well!Kidpower International VideosPlay from here Loop - 6
Puppet Power Awareness Power Story - Kidpower Safety Skills for Young KidsKidpower International VideosPlay from here Loop - 7
Puppet Power Interrupting to Get Help StoryKidpower International VideosPlay from here Loop - 8
Eight Never-Nevers Song (K–3)Committee for ChildrenPlay from here Loop - 9
Introduction: 7 Kidpower Strategies for Keeping Your Child SafeKidpower International VideosPlay from here Loop - 10
Kidpower Strategy 6: Assess Your Child and Make Safety PlansKidpower International VideosPlay from here Loop - 11
Kidpower Strategy 7: Prepare Children to Take Charge of Their Safety by Practicing SkillsKidpower International VideosPlay from here Loop
How do these videos teach stranger safety without scaring kids?
Instead of stranger danger, they teach simple habits: check first with your grown-up before going anywhere or taking anything, stay close in busy places, and know how to get help. Most people are kind; the rule is about checking, not fear.
Which videos are for grown-ups?
The last three videos come from Kidpower, a child safety organisation. They are for parents and carers and explain how to make safety plans and practise skills with your child through calm role play.
Frequently asked questions
How can I practise these skills with my child?
Watch a Puppet Power story, then act it out with toys. Set an A–B loop on the moment the puppet checks first so your child can see it again, and keep sessions short with Stop after N loops.
What should my child do if they get lost?
Pinkfong's Indoor Safety Song covers staying close in a shop. Agree a simple plan together before you go out, such as staying where they are and asking a shop worker or a parent with children for help.