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For generations, parents taught children one simple safety rule: Don't talk to strangers. It's memorable, easy to understand and rooted in the desire to keep children safe. But today, we know real-world safety is more complicated than separating people in

Childhelp's VP of Growth and Prevention Stacy Vaughan, was recently interviewed by TechNewsWorld for an article exploring the growing "techlash" among parents and concerns about technology use in schools. Stacy brought Childhelp's prevention expertise to

On September 14, Childhelp will officially launch Connect to Protect Kids (CTPK) nationwide - a groundbreaking adult-focused prevention program designed to empower communities to prevent child sexual abuse, exploitation, trafficking, and other forms of in

If you feel like there is a new app, platform or online trend every time you turn around, you're not alone. For parents and caregivers, keeping up with what children are using online can feel like a full-time job. And the challenge isn't simply knowing wh

Children thrive when they know what to expect. While no family can maintain a perfect schedule every day, simple, consistent routines help children feel secure, supported, and confident, especially during times of stress or change. For children who have e

Strong corporate partnerships are built on more than sponsorships. They're built on shared purpose, clear expectations, and lasting relationships. In his latest interview on The Nonprofit Show, Childhelp COO Michael Medoro shares practical strategies for

It's normal for children to feel worried sometimes. Whether it's the first day of school, a doctor's appointment, making new friends, or changes at home, anxiety is a natural response to uncertainty. But when worries become overwhelming or begin interferi

How much of our children's lives should we share online? In a recent episode of the "Adventures in Parenting" podcast, the hosts sit down with Childhelp's VP of Growth and Prevention Dr. Stacy Vaughan to discuss the growing trend of "sharenting," the prac

Every parent has faced those moments: a toddler throwing a tantrum in the grocery store, a child refusing to listen, or a teenager testing boundaries. In the heat of the moment, it's easy to react out of frustration. But there's an important distinction b

Many parents and caregivers enter parenting with their own history of childhood abuse, neglect, or trauma. Breaking the cycle while raising children can feel overwhelming, but it's possible. Healing your own wounds while nurturing your child is one of the