Category: Talking to children about their bodies

Want to keep your children safe?      Even though the statistics of 1 in 4 girls and one in 6 boys will be sexually exploited by the age of

Role play with your child “what if” safety situations.  By role playing with your child you are letting them practice using their voice  – being assertive, and problem solving the

Tell your children that you are ALWAYS available to them if they need to REPORT any safety situation to you or discuss feeling confused or uncomfortable about ANYTHING!    

You should NOT be scared to talk to children about their bodies, about safe and unsafe touches. You should be scared NOT to talk with your children. Predators look for

Penn State took its first proactive public step in the healing process since the Sandusky sex abuse scandal broke a year ago and held a 2 day Sexual Abuse Awareness

This is what many parents tell us when we discuss the importance of asking “safety questions” to another parent/friend /adult before sending their kids to a play date, sleep over,

In light of the Publicity Surrounding the Sandusky Trial, KidSafe Foundation South Florida based 501c3 nonprofit whose mission is to empower children and adults with Education to prevent child abuse,

Do you assume the camp you chose for your kids will be safe? Have you asked the appropriate questions that would give you confidence in the camp? When we asked

                       Her name is Anya. She is smart, kind, eloquent, beautiful, philanthropic, pro golfer and a survivor of childhood sex

                   “Two Elementary School Teachers: Mark Berndt and Martin Springer were arrested and charged with committing lewd acts upon children.” Are you