🛑 Halt grooming in its tracks: Does your child know this top strategy?
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Hello Reader, Grooming seldom starts with a touch. It often starts with a screen. And it’s more common than you might think. Many sex abusers use pornography as a grooming tool to test boundaries and break down a child’s natural defenses. Yes—even in good families, at school, at youth groups, or in the back seat of the carpool. Let’s get the facts! This month is Child Abuse Prevention Month, so we’re bringing you our best safety tips in: 👉 The #1 Thing Kids Need to Know to Stop Grooming and Prevent Sexual Abuse​ Inside, you’ll learn:
Empower your child with the one powerful skill that can stop grooming in its tracks.
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Defend Young Minds
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