What every parent needs to know about online predators


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  • Sunday, 03 Sep 2017

Here are five skills that tech might be eroding in your child. (Common Sense Media/TNS)

Every parent worries about online predators at some point. And while it's smart to be cautious, the facts show that it's actually fairly rare for kids to be contacted by adult strangers seeking sexual communication. 

Of course it's natural to be concerned when your kid goes into an unknown world. But instead of acting out of fear, arm yourself with the facts so that you can help your kids be smart, cautious, and savvy. If the concerns below ring true, use some of these strategies to be proactive in protecting your kids – they'll make your kid safer and help you feel a lot better. 

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