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Kid Billy vs The Kidnappers

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Teach your children how to avoid child abduction or being abducted in a fun, easy to understand 30-minute DVD.

The 30-minute DVD outlines a variety of awareness, conflict-resolution, and safety practices through three entertainment-quality vignettes of real life situations. Each vignette offers specific instruction from Kid Billy and his crew on how to most effectively address and minimize the threat of child abduction.

Fed up by an endless stream of stories of brutal kidnappings and child abductions, Billy Borja (aka Kid Billy), a child safety advocate, has decided to put up a fight against child abductions and kidnappings.

Kid Billy vs. the Kidnappers is supercharged with great information in a kid-friendly format and an original rock-n-roll soundtrack by Peter King.

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Top Experts in Their Fields

"Christine Wood, MD and Polly Moore, PhD are frequent expert speakers for The Parent Connection, a non-profit parenting network sponsored by Scripps Health of Scripps Memorial Hospital in San Diego, California."

—Pam Nagata,
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Parent Connection,
Scripps Hospital, San Diego

She asks the experts the questions you want answered.

Vivian E. Glyck, founder of SmartMamma.com is a mother, writer, entrepreneur, and strategic marketing consultant. She personally sought out all of the experts interviewed in the SmartMamma.com Parenting Series when she was confronting confounding issues with her own child. She is the author of The Tao of Poop: Keeping Your Sanity (and Your Soul) While Raising a Baby (Shambhala, 2006)