Overview
- They recently showed the 1990 film to Dakota, 4, and Carson, 3, to spark conversations about staying safe, Song told E! News.
- She teaches a clear rule for stranger danger: "They're a stranger if you don't know their name," even if the person is a parent or a familiar-looking adult.
- After the movie, she reinforced the lesson by prompting a small fear response to emphasize staying close, saying "fear goes a long way."
- She drills situational awareness by asking the boys how to get home, quizzing them on routes in buildings, and pointing out exit signs.
- Song said Culkin finds her intensity amusing and thinks she is "absolutely crazy" about safety, and coverage notes the children still have limited awareness of his role in the film.