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Has Your Neighborhood Been Offended?
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There is also a national sex offender registry at familywatchdog.us where you can find a map of the offenders in your area. Of course, it's also important to educate your children about stranger danger. Let your child know that it's never OK for an adult or anyone else to touch them inappropriately or to make sexual advances on them. Encourage your child to speak openly with you and make them feel comfortable that he or she can tell you anything.
Do background checks on babysitters, caregivers or anybody else you leave your children with. Also, check their references. Be leery if someone pays extra attention to your child. Take notice if you notice any changes in your child's behavior. Talk to your child and find out what is bothering him or her. Never leave your child alone or unattended in a public place. At parks, malls and other places, always be aware of your surroundings.
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