In spite of programs like NBC’s “To Catch a Predator” the number of child predators in the United States is growing faster than law enforcement can keep up with them. The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children’s cyber tip line took 85,301 reports of child porn and 8787 reports of online enticement last year. According to the US Department of Justice, investigations of Internet crimes against children resulted in 3000 arrests nationwide in 2008.

Men who commit these crimes come from all walks of life. You can imagine how surprised a Wisconsin agent wants to discover that the predator he had trapped was a children’s religious teacher in a parochial school.

The world is too sexually dangerous for parents to ignore the the of becoming the primary sex educators of their children. Predators on the Internet are just one sexual threat today’s children face. To learn about the sexual risks in the world of our children and teenagers explore my Parents First program at: www.teachthetruthaboutsex.com.