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What would your child do if they found a gun somewhere it's not supposed to be?  Do they know the cardinal rules of gun safety?  What about the proper safety measures every gun owner takes at a gun range? Do they know proper protocol? This books aims to cover all aspects as an introduction to the world of firearms for children.

Safety On An Introduction to the World of Firearms for Children Yehuda Remer 9781618081537 Books

This book is perfect for educating children what they need to know about firearms. Frankly firearms are just objects like scissors or automobiles, it is our and our children's Ignorance of them that is dangerous. Your locking up your own guns does not mean you should not educate your children as your firearms are not all they may come across. Imagine your child happens upon a revolver discarded in a school yard or another child decides to show yours what he found in a shoe box under a bed. (these events happen frequently every year) Your child needs to know what a firearm is, what they do, and the basics of gun safety. Ignorance is simply to dangerous. This book is perfect for parents and grandparents to read with their children. This book frankly should be read to children at school and public libraries and a copy should be in every home. We have a great freedom to keep and bare arms and with every great freedom comes a great responsibility. Sharing this book with children is not only rewarding, it may save their lives. Fantastic Book! Wow!

Product details Paperback 40 pages Publisher White Feather Press (January 9, 2017) Language English ISBN-10 1618081535

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Safety On An Introduction to the World of Firearms for Children Yehuda Remer 9781618081537 Books Reviews

I was hoping this book would help me to introduce some important gun safety concepts to my child. While I appreciate that the book reinforces a version of Col. Cooper's gun safety rules as well as what to do should a child find a firearm in place it shouldn't be in the authoritarian political stance really put me off. It's subtle but nags at me enough that I won't be reading this to my kid and I'm returning the book.
Something everyone needs to know and understand. It is written so my twin 8 year olds can understand it and talk about what they read. This increases the understanding and respect for a firearm (something which is sorely lacking in American society these days). In fact, I am tempted to have copies of this book sent to various adults who have a fundamental lack of safety understanding.
It handles the basic rules very well, outlines them in a manner which are easy to understand and does not use technical jargon.
Your child is walking home from school. A loaded and cocked pistol is lying on the sidewalk in front of him/her. Likely used during a robbery or shooting and tossed out by the owner. Does your child know what to do? Most kids would pick it up, some might even point it at something and pull the trigger destroying a life or property. Kids don't receive gun safety instruction in schools anymore. They are left to learn about gun dangers from either their parents or worse yet, movies and television. Whether you are pro-gun or against teach your children how to be safe.
Simple, short and spot-on. My two love that this is 'their' book and not just daddy preaching ad nauseam. (They also relate to Eddie Eagle comics and vids because they are geared toward kids.)
The author does much here to promote responsible, competent, safe firearm-handling and love of individual liberty. It is up to us to do the hands-on preserving of these skills and human rights by demonstrating our commitment to the youngsters in our lives.
'Safety On' is a great reinforcement and teaching aid for a 'gun family!'
Such a simple idea for creating this book. I wish I had thought of it first. In essence the child is narrating on how his Dad is protecting him from bad people who can and will harm children and families like his own family. The child describes how he is learning a few simple rules on gun safety as firearms are just one tool when used correctly can protect the people you love. Guns can be dangerous too so his Dad in essence takes the mystique away from this subject The illustrations in this book are top shelf making this book an easy read for the very young as their first exposure on this subject. There is nothing Political in this book. It is merely an educating tool and a damn good one at that.I would strongly suggest even adults who may be anxious on the subject of guns read this not as a tool to change their mind about guns, but as a piece of education.
Many of us want to teach our children about guns the right way—with appreciation for the good they can do in our individual lives and for what they mean to our nation. Teaching them about the harm they can do and how to avoid that is an even higher priority, so that firearms can serve and protect, not cause trauma being handled wrongly.

Good and usual recommendations include seeking out programs like Eddie Eagle from the National Rifle Association or Project ChildSafe from the National Shooting Sports Foundation. All good, but what if these aren’t available when it matters for your family?

True gun safety advocates don’t primarily delegate firearm instruction anyway. Raising kids to understand the value of firearms and how they should behave with them comes from the example of parents and other adults. Good citizenship, caring for the well-being of our fellows, is modeled by demonstrating responsible use of adult rights and privileges.

Examples like religious instruction, driver education and learning about appropriate sexual behavior come to mind. One can find numerous guides to talking and teaching about each of those subjects.

But where are the guides to talking to kids about guns?

Yehuda Remer found himself asking just that question, after becoming a gun owner in order to be better able to protect his family. He realized he couldn’t leave his family’s firearm education in the hands of Hollywood and other media and that, like in any family, the best education begins at home.

In the author’s words, Safety On “is meant . . . as an introduction to the world of firearms for children. Its goal is to plant the seeds of safe gun ownership into the minds of young patriots who will one day be responsible gun owners like the parents who teach them. It is up to the moms and dads of this country who exercise their 2nd Amendment rights to instill a deep respect for firearms. This book serves as a tool to open a dialogue between you and your child about keeping their ‘Safety On’.” Hear, hear!

The book is not written as a dialogue between parent and child. Rather, it portrays the thoughts of a boy Kyle, who wants to emulate his father and has been learning from him about gun ownership and use. The important rules of gun safety are conveyed conversationally with pictorial examples from Kyle’s life, as well as at the end with a list of the four familiar classic rules of gun safety.

Along the way, Kyle describes some of the habits his parents are inculcating. There is room for disagreement on this, but I especially like the expectation that he handle and care for his toy guns like his father does the real ones, never pointing them at people and putting them where smaller children cannot get at them. Developing these habits when mistakes can’t harm anyone makes them more reliable when they can mean life or death later.

Of course, the rules that all children need to know are here “STOP! Don’t touch. Tell other kids not to touch. Walk away. Tell an adult right away.”

One page briefly shares some of the reasons that guns are important in society, largely for protection by and for good people but mentioning that they can be used in bad ways, too. That’s enough for most kids to know without getting into the gory details of criminal acts. It would also have been good to mention the fun shooting can be, including the rewards of competition like other individual and team sports children participate in.

The words “safe”, “safety” and “safely” are repeated throughout, a healthy redundancy. Another quibble relates to this, on the page describing how his father cleans, checks and stores his guns properly to avoid accidents. “Before my dad puts his guns away in his safe, he always double-checks that the safety is on. The safety makes sure the gun can’t fire or go off by accident.”

Of course, many firearms have no safety so this could cause confusion for those following too literally the book’s lessons. And it is ultimately the user following the Rules that ensures the gun won’t fire, purposely or accidentally, until the right moment—not a little lever. Introducing the concept of mechanical safeties leads down a road wisely not taken by the author toward explaining the many working parts of firearms. Those are subjects for an entirely different, larger and more advanced book.

But don’t let anything keep you away from this little gem. I warmly recommend it!

The level of writing is perfect for children who are old enough to begin learning about firearms but not old enough to use them independently. The illustrations are uncluttered and nicely reinforce the points being made, page by page. The principal characters are a bit vague ethnically, which is nice. We’ll look forward to the next volume portraying a daughter learning about firearms from her mother.

Remer recently published a coloring book that essentially replicates Safety On, but with line drawings instead of the color pictures that illustrate the main title. Kids may enjoy filling in the scenes themselves while getting an additional dose of the life lessons they contain.

To paraphrase founding father William Henry Lee, whose nobler quote resides prominently at the beginning of Remer’s book “It is essential that Americans be taught how to use firearms when young.” Safety On, hopefully the first of a new category of firearm literature, can help you do that with your children. They will benefit, and you’ll be glad.

-- Rober B Young, MD (originally published at Doctors for Responsible Gun Ownership, 4/25/17)
This book is perfect for educating children what they need to know about firearms. Frankly firearms are just objects like scissors or automobiles, it is our and our children's Ignorance of them that is dangerous. Your locking up your own guns does not mean you should not educate your children as your firearms are not all they may come across. Imagine your child happens upon a revolver discarded in a school yard or another child decides to show yours what he found in a shoe box under a bed. (these events happen frequently every year) Your child needs to know what a firearm is, what they do, and the basics of gun safety. Ignorance is simply to dangerous. This book is perfect for parents and grandparents to read with their children. This book frankly should be read to children at school and public libraries and a copy should be in every home. We have a great freedom to keep and bare arms and with every great freedom comes a great responsibility. Sharing this book with children is not only rewarding, it may save their lives. Fantastic Book! Wow!