Small conversations. Lifelong confidence.
Children are safest when caring adults make safety part of everyday family life. These starting points help make important conversations clear, calm, and age-appropriate.
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Child abuse and neglect remain serious problems in communities across America, including military families. Understanding the scope of the problem is an important part of prevention, intervention and protecting children.
Read more →Most children in America will participate in some form of team sports or afterschool activity during their childhood. Playing team sports or participating in other youth…
Read more →Parents should start talking about personal safety and “strangers” as early as possible with their child. A child who has been empowered with safety knowledge is less likely to…
Read more →Most children in America will participate in some form of team sports during their childhood. Playing team sports can help to foster a child’s self-confidence, sense of…
Read more →With today’s child being more technologically advanced than some parents, it is more important than ever that parents try to stay up to date on the acronyms being used by their…
Read more →Many parents are not aware that there are different categories of child abuse and neglect. Here are just a few of the physical and behavioral changes you may see in a child who…
Read more →How do you identify a pedophile? A pedophile can be anyone around you, and there is no cut and dry profile for a ‘typical’ pedophile. The majority of pedophiles are male, but…
Read more →Parents never want to have to think about the fact that there are sick people in the world that want to do perverted things to young children. They think that if they keep…
Read more →Most parents of small children share a common fear when it comes to discussing personal safety with their children. They are afraid of scaring the child or exposing them to…
Read more →Our shared responsibility
Military Veterans Against Child Abuse
