More to go with The Street Smart Routine
A few extra resources to help you get more out of the book, wherever you are in it.
Is The Street Smart Routine already giving you the words at the kitchen counter?
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It takes about a minute.
Optional: a photo helps other readers
- The book on your kitchen counter, where the two minutes actually happen.
- The routine page taped inside a cabinet or on the fridge.
- The practice log with a few nights circled. Keep your kid’s face and any names out of the shot.
About The Street Smart Routine
You taught the rule: don’t talk to strangers. But today a stranger can arrive as a text or a game chat, and knowing the rule isn’t the same as using it when the moment comes. This book doesn’t hand you another long guide to finish. It gives you three moves you can run at the kitchen counter in two minutes, most nights: notice it, say it, hear it said back.
Not a longer talk. A small one you can repeat.
Continue the practice
Each bonus picks up where a page of the book leaves off, so you’re practicing more, not reading the same thing twice.
The Kitchen-Counter Kit
Pull a Card, Run the Routine
The AudiobookThe routine printed for your fridge, 24 practice cards for the nights nothing from today fits, and the whole book to listen to. All three are free for readers.
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