Never allow your child to have a computer in their bedroom.[Why?]

Never allow young children to surf the web unless a parent is in the room.[Why?]

Do not allow young children to use a computer at a friend's house unless you know the parents and discuss it ahead of time.[Why?]

Do not allow young children to surf the web using a standard web browser.[Why?]

Do not allow young children to have their own login password.[Why?]

If your kids use search engines such as Google or Yahoo, use the preferences settings to limit and filter the search results[Why?]

Use a reliable quality computer monitoring software such as Spector Pro to remove any doubt as to what your children do while online. [Why?]

Actively, and regularly, examine your child's cellular telephone if they have one.[Why?]

Check your local sex offender registry regularly and show picture of dangerous offenders to your kids. [Why?]

Get your children fingerprinted and photographed by a service such as the National Child Identification Program. [Why?]

Never allow your children to visit other children's home without specifically asking who else will be at the home. [Why?]

Teach your children a safety plan including how to react if assaulted or attacked. Discuss openly the need to stay clear of men they do not know and to be cautious around even those they do.[Why?]