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Online grooming: Creating a safe bedroom
According to the Australian Centre to Counter Child Exploitation (ACCCE), child exploitation rose by 122 per cent this year.
Today, the Daniel Morcombe Foundation has released a new suite of resources on Safe Bedrooms to give you the tools to recognise signs of danger and lock predators out.
Safe Bedrooms provides information for parents and carers on how to recognise online grooming and offers a range of resources for children and young people to understand grooming and the ways in which it differs from healthy relationships.
Detective Inspector Glen Donaldson from the Child Abuse and Sexual Crime Group encourages parents to have a serious conversation with their kids regarding their safety.
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