How to protect your child from Sex Offenders

A Sex Offender can be anyone; they have no special marking.
They can be young or old, male or female; color and background makes no different.

Difficulty: Moderately Easy

Instructions

1. Take time to talk to your child about sex. This depending on the age of the child. Understanding is the first key to saving your child. They may already know more about it than you.

2. Create a code word(S) your child can tell you when something is wrong that they use when in danger. USE different code word(s) for each child. Tell them they cannot tell others about the code and what it means. Parents do not tell other family members or friends about this. They maybe the ones putting your child in danger.

3. Make a list of all family members and friends your children hang out with
   (Names, address, phone numbers, emails, computer names).

4. Meet each person on the list. Look them in the eye when talking to them this will.
   Give you onsite of the people your children are around when your not there.

5. Take time to talk to your children and listen to what they say. You are the best
   defense against the Offenders.

Tips & Warnings

• Be honest with your child. Always!