Protecting their children from harm is every parent’s responsibility and concern. Finding out their child was sexually abused is a parent’s worst nightmare. Ninety percent of sexual abuse happens to victims who know and trust their abusers. So, what can you do to protect your child in a day and age when pornography is easily accessible and “stranger danger” is no longer the greatest threat? Are sleepovers still safe, or should they be avoided? This lesson answers these questions and takes a close look at what child sexual abuse is, how to teach your children to be safe, how parents can spot potentially unsafe situations for their children, and what you should do if you suspect your child was abused.