How Do I Protect My Child, Paperback Book, By: Abeer Qari Abdul Hadi

When we get out of the house our children wear shoes to protect their legs, tie them to their belts, NMSK their hands as we walk the street with them, our senses are exhausted. To the strangers around them, until we go home. In the house we take off shoes, NFC belts, we leave our hands to our children. When we close our doors at night before sleeping, we sleep in the eyes of our eyes believing that our children are now safe from harm but are we right? Have we ever thought about the possibility of the harm we are exposed to within our homes And not outside, under the bed, behind the wheel? Have we ever thought of the possibility of harm not in the form of a monster or a rapist, but as a lover or relative? In the form of a father? Mother? On your form as you see in the mirror? About the Author: Graduate of the Faculty of Arts, King Abdulaziz University partner in the field of creative community certified trainer. Active in the field of childhood and family protection