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It's a dangerous world out there for children. Although we'd like them to stay innocent as long as possible, it's also parents' responsibility to warn them about trusting strangers. Take the first step by letting them know that they can trust you with all of their secrets and won't get mad at them for telling the truth. Of course, you'll need to tell them about what kind of affection is okay and which kind isn't okay. By letting them know you care about their safety and happiness above all else and that they should tell you about anyone making them uncomfortable, hopefully they'll feel cared for instead of scared. Unfortunately, just preparing your kids for inappropriate behavior by an adult isn't always enough. Babysitters, teachers, coaches, and friends will all have a part in your child's life, and even though you can exercise your best judgment about who has access to your child, some threats can be cleverly disguised. There is also the possibility that a sex offender resides near your favorite playground, your child's school, or even your home. Kids Live Safe provides you with the ability to check for sex offenders in anywhere in the U.S. and receive email alerts when anyone moves into an area that you've selected. Members have access to FBI crime data about your area so that you're aware of true crime rates and receive real-time amber alerts when a child is missing in their area. Take advantage of the free tools from Kids Live Safe with a $1 trial offer. Conduct a search for sexual predators near you and learn more about how to protect your child with a free week of service from Kids Live Safe.