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How to Shield Your Children from Abuse
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This week, we're touching upon some serious topics that have surfaced in the parenting world. From a significant vow by the chief of Reckitt (makers of ENFAMIL Formula) to challenge a recent baby formula verdict, to troubling new claims about child abuse linked to Nickelodeon, and a heart-wrenching story of a mother's unthinkable absence. These stories remind us of the complex and often difficult world our children are growing up in. But amidst the challenges, we believe in empowering parents with tools, knowledge, and activities that not only bring families closer but also foster a safe and nurturing environment for our little ones.
For Your Parent Pit Stop Today:
PARENTING: Reckitt chief (ENFAMIL Formula) vows to overturn baby formula verdict
BREAKING NEWS: New claims about child abuse in nickelodeon
UPDATE: Mother who left toddler alone for 10 days when she went on holiday jailed for life
Parent Picks: 1 Quick Tip, 1 Activity and 1 Useful Product
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BREAKING NEWS
A Bunch Of Former Nickelodeon Cast And Crew Members Are Accusing The Network Of Fostering A “Toxic” Work Environment In A New Docuseries, And Here’s Everything We Know So Far
Parent Picks
Quick Tip
Start regular, open-ended conversations with your children about their day, feelings, and any concerns they might have. This builds trust and makes it easier for them to come to you with serious issues. Remember, it's not just about talking but also listening deeply to what they're saying—and sometimes, what they're not.
Activity
Gather your family for an important discussion on safety—both inside and outside the home. Use this time to talk about who to contact in emergencies, safe places in your community, and online safety measures. Make it engaging by allowing each member to suggest one safety rule, and together, create a colorful safety plan poster to hang in your home.
Useful Products
By teaching kids about personal boundaries and appropriate vs. inappropriate touching, this book empowers children to understand their rights to personal safety and how to express their discomfort or alert someone if those boundaries are crossed. It’s a critical step in preventative education, helping to safeguard children from potential abuse.
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