Life Long Experience Library
Safety in Motion
Ages 6–10
Charles "Smittytrain" Smith, illustrated by Hermes Auslander
Safety in Motion is a robot-led adventure that teaches children ages 6 to 10 everyday safety skills through fun stories and simple exercises. Kids follow Sim the robot as he faces a bully and learns to notice what is around him, stay calm with slow breathing, stand tall, and use strong words like "STOP!" and "NO!" It is made for parents, teachers, and school counselors who want a friendly way to build a child's confidence and awareness.
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What your child will practice
NOTICE WHAT’S AROUND THEM
Soft eyes. Who belongs. What’s different. Not fear — attention.
USE A CALM, CLEAR VOICE
Words that ask for space and get help when something feels wrong.
STAY WITH TRUSTED ADULTS
Know who they can go to at school, on the bus, and at home.
MOVE WITH A SIMPLE PLAN
Where to walk. Who to tell. What to do next — practiced in a way kids can remember.
ABOUT THE BOOK
Safety in Motion helps children build everyday awareness and confidence without scare tactics.
Written by Charles "Smittytrain" Smith and illustrated by Hermes Auslander, it’s a short, friendly read for young readers and the adults walking with them. Parents and teachers can use it to start calm conversations about bullying, personal space, and asking for help.
This is the kids book in the Life Long Experience family.
NOTE FOR PARENTS
You don’t have to frighten your child to prepare them. Safety in Motion keeps the tone steady: notice, speak up, stay with people you trust, and keep moving with a plan.
AUTHOR / ILLUSTRATOR
Charles "Smittytrain" Smith writes books that help people protect what matters — including the next generation.
Hermes Auslander illustrated Safety in Motion for young readers.