• Keep a complete written description of your child, including hair and eye color, height, weight, date of birth, and specific physical attribute

• Take representative photographs of your child every six months. The younger your child is, the more his or her facial features change with age.

• Find out from your doctor where your child’s medical records are located. All permanent scars, birthmarks, broken bones, and medical needs should be recorded.

• Maintain a list of all friends or locations that a missing child might visit.

• Frequently discuss with your children the dangers of strangers and keep lines of communication open. Look for the warning signs of a possible runaway.

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