> I don't know of any American parents who do. Really? https://www.allprodad.com/things-your-child-should-know-when-they-are-lost/ https://www.allprodad.com/t

> I don't know of any American parents who do. Really? https://www.allprodad.com/things-your-child-should-know-when-they-are-lost/ https://www.allprodad.com/things-your-child-should-know-when... > The best people to seek out would be the police, security guards, the fire department, and store management and employees. If these can’t be found, teach them to seek a mom with young children. http://achildsworldnc.com/teach-kids-case-get-lost/ http://achildsworldnc.com/teach-kids-case-get-lost/ > Advise children that if they need assistance they should only approach someone such as a security guard, police officer or someone who is clearly a member of the staff. I mean, I know these are just random internet things -- but I vaguely remember that advice even being in kids' books when I was growing up.