Kids often act on impulse. If the bell rings, they may feel curious or polite and open the door without thinking. Practising scenarios with them in advance builds good habits.
You can agree on simple rules: never open the door when alone, always check with an adult first, speak through the door, or say “My parents are busy, please come later.” You can even role-play with them so they get used to the words.
This way, if someone tries tricks like “Beta, uncle ko mummy ne bulaya hai,” your child has a default response instead of freezing. Security isn’t only about locks; it’s also about clear instructions that even a child can follow confidently.
