Parents today are faced with the challenge of trying to protect their children from sexual dangers all around us. These dangers include Internet pornography and sexual predators both online and in person, as well as other children who are acting out sexually. It takes skillful, proactive parenting to protect children from sexual dangers while allowing them to develop a normal, healthy sexuality. Without such proactive parenting, children can be exposed to pornography and sexual abuse, which can lead to sexual, emotional, and behavioral problems that can last a lifetime. "Avoiding Sexual Dangers" is a valuable resource for parents as well as for professionals who work with parents such as pediatricians, counselors, teachers, and pastors. This book outlines clear, easy steps to protect children and teens, both online and in the community. The book also helps parents determine if their child's sexual behavior is normal, if their child is showing signs of sexual abuse, and if their child may need professional help. There are also chapters on how and when to talk to your child about sex and sexual abuse, how to spot a potential abuser, and what to do if your child has a sexual problem. "Avoiding Sexual Dangers" was written by sexual abuse experts Dr. Julie Medlin and Dr. Steven Knauts, psychologists with a combined 30 years of experience in working with children and teens who have sexual issues.