3) Someone who could be a danger to children may show a preference for association with them instead of with his or her own peer group.
If someone has molested a child, there is usually a huge self-esteem deficit and straightforward interaction with adults is too challenging and too risky. If anything said were to tip anyone off, the facade of normalcy could crumble. It's a whole lot simpler to interact with children – and it provides opportunities for abuse.
In the time it took for Ward Cleaver and Fonzie to morph into Homer Simpson and his South Park neighbors, the fiber of humanity changed. We have to protect our kids. Stop by for regular tips and insight on creating safe, winning environments for the vulnerable little ones who trust us to look after them!
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