A new day is dawning....
Our kids are spending an exorbitant amount of time online; between school work, research, social media, mobile apps and gaming it can seem like our children's lives revolve around likes, loves, shares, comments and screen time.
Ever noticed when you try to interrupt or decrease screen time it's like WWIII? Slammed doors, screaming, silent treatment, rolled eyes and a demand for their phone, laptop, or video game.
We get it - it can leave you feeling frustrated, angry, incompetent and lost - wondering how did this happen? How did my amazing, loving child turn into someone I don't recognize.
You are not alone and is the reason why we are hosting an educational and conversational platform to offer tools, insights, information and some techniques you can use to begin restoring peace in your home all while keeping your kids safe from online predators.
What would you do if your child was being exploited online?
Great question! We explore that and more in our Parent Education Program.
We host them in person with you and your school or church and we do monthly online trainings as well.
This topic can no longer be ignored. We know it's challenging and we can give you the facts, share some stories and show you ways to break this down into bite size pieces - reducing the fear and overwhelm for you and your kids.
You can contact us here to schedule a time for us to create what works for you, your school or organization.
We host them in person with you and your school or church and we do monthly online trainings as well.
This topic can no longer be ignored. We know it's challenging and we can give you the facts, share some stories and show you ways to break this down into bite size pieces - reducing the fear and overwhelm for you and your kids.
You can contact us here to schedule a time for us to create what works for you, your school or organization.
The facts are in!
According to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children there were over 21.3 Million online cyber tips of CSAM (Child Sexual Abuse Material) in 2025. Our children are at risk of being taken advantage of now more than ever before!
We are committed to empower you to have courageous conversations to disrupt the cycle and keep your kids safe!
We are committed to empower you to have courageous conversations to disrupt the cycle and keep your kids safe!
We get it. Our kiddos are spending so much time on social media apps, gaming platforms and other sights,
it's hard to keep up what's new, what's old. What's hip, what's not, all the while trying to help them navigate the wild wild west.
We are here to remind you - should something happen to your kiddos online, it's not your fault.
Or your kids. Their brains are not fully developed. They can not distinguish the nuances of life yet.
Click on the link below and listen in the learn more!
Why sextortion on chat apps is not ‘a parenting problem’
We can impact this trend through powerful conversations!
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That is a bold statement, after educating 50,000 youth we have a few things to share that can and will make a difference for you. Hearing from experts and courageous individuals willing to share their wisdom with you.
Our monthly conversations will cover topics like: *Recruitment and grooming tactics used to lure kids in *Apps to watch out for *Managing game time *Safe ways to begin conversations *Weening kids off games, videos, apps *Facts about human trafficking *What our youth have to say about all of this |
Articles and powerful information for you to read and share
Child predators are using Discord, a popular app among teens, for sextortion and abductions
Facebook ‘Secretly’ Tracks You and your kids iPhone Location—This Is How To Stop It - Article by Security Expert Zak Doffman
5 Digital Trends that Threaten Children in 2022
Leaked Documents Reveal How Roblox Handles Grooming and Mass Shooting Simulators
Facebook ‘Secretly’ Tracks You and your kids iPhone Location—This Is How To Stop It - Article by Security Expert Zak Doffman
5 Digital Trends that Threaten Children in 2022
Leaked Documents Reveal How Roblox Handles Grooming and Mass Shooting Simulators
If you haven't downloaded our parent tool kit yet, please do so. Click here to start the conversations.
Remember, you are not alone.
We are your partners during these most interesting times to help navigate topics we never
planned on talking to our kids about. You will leave with knowledge, ideas and conversation
tips to have with your kids.
We are your partners during these most interesting times to help navigate topics we never
planned on talking to our kids about. You will leave with knowledge, ideas and conversation
tips to have with your kids.
Fast Facts: Preventing Adverse Childhood Experiences
According to the CDC, ACES are Adverse childhood experiences, or ACE's, are potentially traumatic events that occur in childhood (0-17 years) and can have long lasting impacts on our children. Left unattended, can linger well into adulthood.
ACEs are common. About 61% of adults surveyed across 25 states reported they had experienced at least one type of ACE before age 18, and nearly 1 in 6 reported they had experienced four or more types of ACEs.
Preventing ACEs could potentially reduce many health conditions. For example, by preventing ACEs, up to 1.9 million heart disease cases and 21 million depression cases could have been potentially avoided.
Some children are at greater risk than others. Women and several racial/ethnic minority groups were at greater risk for experiencing four or more types of ACEs.
ACEs are costly. The economic and social costs to families, communities, and society totals hundreds of billions of dollars each year. A 10% reduction in ACEs in North America could equate to an annual savings of $56 billion.
To learn more, go here to the CDC website for resources and information. Many ACES can be prevented, we just have learn more about the impact and gather tools to reduce trauma in our children's lives.
Once you know, you know and can make a difference in your children living a happy and healthy life.
ACEs are common. About 61% of adults surveyed across 25 states reported they had experienced at least one type of ACE before age 18, and nearly 1 in 6 reported they had experienced four or more types of ACEs.
Preventing ACEs could potentially reduce many health conditions. For example, by preventing ACEs, up to 1.9 million heart disease cases and 21 million depression cases could have been potentially avoided.
Some children are at greater risk than others. Women and several racial/ethnic minority groups were at greater risk for experiencing four or more types of ACEs.
ACEs are costly. The economic and social costs to families, communities, and society totals hundreds of billions of dollars each year. A 10% reduction in ACEs in North America could equate to an annual savings of $56 billion.
To learn more, go here to the CDC website for resources and information. Many ACES can be prevented, we just have learn more about the impact and gather tools to reduce trauma in our children's lives.
Once you know, you know and can make a difference in your children living a happy and healthy life.
