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Signs of anxiety in adolescents, and how they're different from anxious children ~ Information provided by: Child Mind Institute Anxiety in adolescents is on the rise. Why? Lingering effects of the pandemic? Experts cite increased pressure to succeed in school, a world that feels scarier and the toll social media can take on self-esteem. But nobody really understands it. It’s important to recognize the signs of anxiety, and get kids who are struggling help. How is anxiety dif

Why learning to calm down on their own is key - Information provided by: Child Mind Institute ears are an inescapable part of being a kid: Hiding behind the couch during a thunderstorm. Being sure there’s something in the closet — a monster ! Performing those endless nighttime gymnastics — Five more minutes! One more glass of water! — to avoid going to bed by themselves . When these fears rear up, as parents, our instinct is often to soothe and comfort. There’s nothing under

Protecting Your Children from Cyberflashing via AirDrop. Information provided by: Child Rescue Coalition Our children are growing up in a digital world, and while technology can be a fantastic tool for learning and connecting with others, it also comes with its own set of risks. One concerning trend that has emerged recently is “cyberflashing” – the unsolicited sharing of explicit images via Bluetooth or  AirDrop. This growing trend is not rare. One recent study estimates tha

Do you know who your kids are talking to online? Know who they are! Parents! Providing your child with any device that has internet capability is a significant responsibility for you. Yes, you want to validate their privacy, but as a parent, your child shouldn't have privacy when it comes to how they use that device or to whom they message. The lack of parental supervision and guidance is exactly what cyber predators are counting on.

Protect Your Children from Online Cyber Predators Here are 5 Tips to Protect Your Children from Online Cyber Predators 1. Educate them about online risks and safe internet use: Teach your children about the potential dangers of the internet and how to navigate it safely. 2. Set strict privacy settings on all devices and social media accounts: Ensure that privacy settings are adjusted to limit who can contact or view their information. 3. Monitor their online

Information provided by: The Florida Deparment of Children and Families Even in the winter months here in Florida we have to worry about...

Toelle, Andrew, and Kate Fogarty. 2025. “Save a Child: How to Identify and Report Child Abuse: FCS2119 HE855, Rev. 6 2025”. EDIS 2025...

Teach your kids to say No! Teach your kids to say no.... loudly, clearly, and without apology. Teach them that their bodies belong to...

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Courtesy of the Pasco County Sherffis Office Let’s prioritize the safety and privacy of our students. Think Before You Post! Please...

A Cry for help! I was pumping gas at a Shell station, my leather vest covered in skulls and military patches, when this kid in pajamas...

Resource courtesy of Child Mind Institute Resources to Help Our Kids Thrive Helping Kids Deal With Conflict No matter how hard we try to...

A gentle reminder for all parents out there. — “Put the chain on me,” the boy whispered, eyes filled with quiet hope. That morning was...

HELPING HANDS Get Through It. My Boys Think We’re Camping—But They Don’t Know We’re Homeless They’re still asleep right now. All three of...

A CALL FOR HELP NO WORDS NEEDED! #BikersCARE   #RideAgainstAbuse   #ChildAbuseAwareness   #Circuit5 #EndChildAbuse   #BikersCareNational...

Kids who are addicted to screens can suffer from insomnia, back pain, fluctuating weight, vision problems, headaches, anxiety,...

By the numbers: The Polk County Sheriff's Office says its detectives worked with several other sheriff's offices, police departments,...

If this anonymous caller hadn't followed the mantra "see something, say something", this child would be another statistic. Police said on...

Courtesy of Fortsmith Daily Florida – A Florida woman, 35-year-old AIexis was convicted last week after pIeading no contest to charges...