There's probably a sex offender in every neighborhood. The person is probably a family member or trusted adult. The person may be a step-father, mother, uncle, woman neighbor, community leader or someone's brother.
The offender may start by tickling or back massage. The child will most likely be violated in his or her own home or somewhere close to home.
It is estimated that 1/4 to 1/2 of all children will be violated before their 18th birthday. It may've happened to you. You may think it won't happen to your children, or that whoever did it to you, wouldn't violate someone else. Why would we trust a person who committed a crime, to not violate again or violate in THAT way?
If stranger safety programs worked, why is it estimated that 1 million children a year will become victims? Kids may not realize what is happening until it's too late...they may not have been instructed how to protect themselves just because they're tickled or touched. They might not realize that nice people may do bad things, sometimes. By the time the offender touches them where they wear bathing suits, it might be too late to escape victimization. Why should kids be punished because they didn't know predator games?
The book was written by a children's counselor, teacher and government worker assigned to assess convicted sex offenders.
Learn the games offenders play and learn how to teach children safety plans when something doesn't feel right.
The Predator Game: A guide to help keep children safe from sexual offenders. 166pp soft cover ISBN 0-9749278-0-5
The Predator Game. What if information could save a child from memories of an offender who might be living in your home, living in your neighbor's home or whose picture most likely was not on some sex offender web-site?
Learn the games predators play. They don't play by rules. Their games are not fair. Their games are not tons of fun.
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