Bryan talks about KidSmartz
The only thing that scares me is something bad happening to my daughter. I'm concerned for the health and safety of the rest of my family too, but my child is paramount. She is sweet and innocent, and I want the rest of her childhood to stay that way. I believe every parent feels as strongly about their children as I do, so that's why I created KidSmartz.

This DVD program will empower parents with crucial information on how to keep their kids safer from abduction and other childhood hazards. It does so without any use of weapons or violence. KidSmartz' main goal is to teach children how to recognize potentially dangerous situations and avoid them before they happen. We are also donating half of the profits from every sale to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children. With KidSmartz, we hope to raise a lot of money for the National Center and also raise the awareness of keeping kids smart about their safety. I urge you to pickup a copy of KidSmartz today.

KidSmartz is also available in Spanish and is hosted by actor Francesco Quinn.

I've recently come in contact with Cynthia Gilbert, the 2006 winner of Miss Plus America. Not only was her platform child protection but she has a great website to protect kids from danger. You can view helpful information and learn more about her at www.yournetsafety.org

"No family can afford to miss this program. It's packed full of indispensable safety advice, presented in an entertaining way."
- Parents magazine

"...an extremely straightforward, easy to understand approach to the issue of child safety."
- Los Angeles Times

"KidSmartz should be required viewing for every parent."
- United Parenting Publications

"All too often, mothers and fathers offer children simplistic, insufficient advice that does little to protect them. It is not enough to just tell kids 'don't talk to strangers.' KidSmartz gives parents essential, specific guidance on how to talk to children so that they avoid potentially dangerous situations. KidSmartz guarantees that parents and kids will be smarter about safety."
- Miriam Arond, Editor in Chief, Child Magazine