Child Safety Tips in Public Bathrooms

The bathroom's right there, baby girl.

feel

like you've got nowhere else to go.

Until the sun comes in the morning light.

Yeah, I'll keep you safe, I'll never let you go.

I'll never let you go.

I'll never let you go.

I'll never let you go.

I'll

never let you go. I'll never let

you go.

Scarlet?

I'll never let

you go.

Scarlet? Scarlet?

Scarlet! Scarlet!

Scarlet!

Scarlet! Scarlet!

Scarlet.

See? She's right here. Stand up, Scarlet.

See? Just like that. All it take is one second,

one distraction. You lost on your phone, not paying attention to your daughter.

Never in your life send your daughter in a bathroom without scoping out the

bathroom to see if everything is safe.

'Cause sometime, these predators be in the bathroom waiting

for your child, waiting

for that moment, and you see what happened?

You lost in your phone.

I walk past you with your daughter in a suitcase, you never know it.

There's an exit next to the bathroom.

Once I go through the exit, I'm going right in my car,

your daughter is gone.

Going to a different country, going to a different city.

Gone, you never see her again, all because you're distracted on your

phone, not

paying attention. Rule number one is check every stall in the

bathroom. These predators, that's a trick what they're using these

days.

They staying, hiding in the stall, waiting for your kid to come in.

They put them to sleep, put them in a suitcase, gone.

And this goes for both men and women.

Fathers with their daughters, mom with their son,

always check the bathroom.

These predators find ways to take your child away in front of your face without

you

noticing. They be in a bathroom stall waiting for

your child.

So you as a parent, it's your job to make sure you go in

and check.

And there's some scenario where there exit in the bathroom, where there's doors in

a bathroom, secret doors that people don't know of.

You have to make sure you don't leave your child in the bathroom at all.

Stand there with them, stay by the door, and see what's going on.

Never, ever leave your child alone in the

bathroom.

I know it's sad-