A hard truth no one wants to accept is research from 2020 shows that over 70% of kids who are abused are abused by a peer or a slightly older child. That’s the research, and it’s exactly why I put this class together (released it back in October for a specific group of parents, and am now sharing it with you).
Why peer-to-peer abuse is happening at such high rates
What’s actually developmentally normal at each stage, preschool, prepubescent, and after puberty starts, so you’re not guessing
How to tell the difference between curiosity, a yellow flag, and something that’s crossed into harmful territory
What to actually do when you notice something off
How to check in with your kid without it feeling like an interrogation, straight from a live parent question in the Q&A
This isn’t stranger danger. It’s happening in bedrooms, backyards, sports teams, at grandma’s house, wherever kids are hanging out unsupervised
Most adults either don’t recognize inappropriate behavior when they see it, or they recognize it and don’t take action. This class fixes both
The earlier you understand the baseline of what’s normal, the faster you can catch what isn’t
You go from reactive to proactive. You’re not the parent putting your head in the sand saying “not my kid”
You stop freezing in the moment. You know exactly what to say and do, whether it’s a completely normal question or a real red flag
Your kid keeps coming to you for answers instead of going to friends, older siblings, or the internet
This is exactly the loop I lived through myself. I’d go down Google rabbit holes, find piecemeal information, get triggered, get overwhelmed, get paralyzed, and stop. Then something new would come up, my kid starting school, a play date, a concern about an adult, and I’d start that whole loop over again
I built CONSENTparenting™ because that information didn’t exist in one place, organized, trauma-informed, and actually usable
This class is that information, structured by age, backed by research from top people in this field like Finkelhor, and delivered by someone who comes at this as a survivor, a mom of three, and an abuse prevention specialist, not a search result
The full replay, plus the handouts and research guides I referenced, is there for paid members. If you’ve been on the fence about upgrading, this is exactly the kind of training inside the membership every month.
Come join us on the inside.
If you’re already a paid member, the resources mentioned in the class are below.
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