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Family Rules as a Defense Against Grooming
43:35 - 49:25 (05:50)
Have family rules that everyone in your child's life follows. This can serve as a defense against grooming, which is the process perpetrators use to break down a child's boundaries before any physical contact happens.
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Having family rules that are known and followed by all adults in a child's life is a defense against grooming.
43:35 - 47:10 (03:35)
Summary
Having family rules that are known and followed by all adults in a child's life is a defense against grooming. Red flags include special attention or preference given to a child and sympathetic listeners that engage extensively with a child.
ChapterFamily Rules as a Defense Against Grooming
EpisodeMURDERED: Peggy Reome
PodcastCrime Junkie
In this episode, the hosts discuss the importance of setting boundaries and rules with families and friends to protect children from potential sexual abuse.
47:10 - 49:25 (02:14)
Summary
In this episode, the hosts discuss the importance of setting boundaries and rules with families and friends to protect children from potential sexual abuse. By establishing clear guidelines, it can create a sense of power for the child to communicate any discomfort or violation of those boundaries.