Athena Protection Foundation

Summer is here, and Little Reggie is ready to help families stay safe while having fun.

In this summertime safety video, Little Reggie shares simple, kid-friendly reminders that children can use at the park, pool, playground, community center, family cookouts, and anywhere summer fun happens. This episode focuses on awareness, trusted adults, friendship, hydration, checking in, and speaking up when something does not feel right.

Little Reggie’s message is simple: have fun, stay aware, and never be afraid to ask for help.

In this video, kids will learn:

✅ Why it is important to stay close to trusted adults
✅ How to check in before going somewhere new
✅ Why staying with friends is safer than wandering alone
✅ The importance of drinking water and taking breaks
✅ How to trust their gut when something feels wrong
✅ Why speaking up can help keep everyone safe

Athena Protection Foundation created Little Reggie to make safety education positive, relatable, and empowering for children and families. His core message is built around practical safety steps, trusted adults, community awareness, and helping children understand that their voice matters.

This video is designed for families, educators, youth groups, summer camps, community programs, and anyone committed to keeping children safe during the summer season.

Remember:
Stay safe. Stay aware. Reggie out!

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🚨 FREE isn't always free. Here's what every kid (and parent) needs to know before tapping DOWNLOAD.

In this episode of the Little Reggie Safety Education Series, Reggie teaches his little sister Tamika one of the most important rules of digital safety: ASK FIRST.

Before downloading any app or game, kids should pause and check with a trusted adult. Why? Because a lot of "free" apps want something in return — your name, your location, your contacts, your photos, even your voice. That information has real value, and once it's shared, you can't always get it back.

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 WHAT KIDS WILL LEARN
✅ Why "free" apps aren't always actually free
✅ What kinds of personal information apps collect
✅ How to spot a red flag before downloading
✅ The Safety Squad's #1 rule: ASK FIRST