People not only need to know why they should report child abuse, but also need to know how. This booklet help readers recognize the signs of different types of abuse, guides them in making a report, and explains what happens after the report is made. Also discussed are mandated reporters and abuse prevention.

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This booklet identifies the four types of child abuse, what can be done to help prevent it, warning signs, and the tragic toll abuse takes on a child's life. Also offers insightful portrayal of abusive parents, emphasizes responsibility to report suspected cases, and tells where help can be found.

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This booklet offers insights into causes, forms, and effects of child neglect. It strongly encourages involvement in prevention efforts and provides a list of sources of help.

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This straightforward booklet takes readers inside the violent home and describes ways they can help children in such environments improve their self-esteem, social skills and self-control.

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This guide for parents clearly explains what the Internet is, how it can be used to support schoolwork and leisure-time interests, and why parental supervision is necessary for a child's safe use.

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Provides the facts every parent needs to help keep children safe from sexual victimization, plus supportive advice on what to do if abuse is suspected.

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Carefully explains the dangers of disclosing private information to Internet users. Gives kids tips on how to use the "net" courteously and advises them to alert a parent or teacher to any Web site or e-mail that makes them feel uncomfortable.

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Explains factors that can lead to incest, and describes incest's effects on children. Tells how to recognize and report cases of incest; lists sources of assistance.

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Helps parents understand why their children misbehave and what they can do to promote good behavior. Encourages and explains various forms of positive parenting, including establishing limits and setting a good example. Also tells how to use disciplinary measures -- including time-outs and loss of privileges -- judiciously. Urges parents to avoid physical punishment.

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This booklet, published by the WV Department of Health and Human Resources, discusses visits by Child Protective Services staff, procedures CPS follows in their investigations, how to make the home safer, and sources of help. A valuable booklet to help parents and guardians understand the role of CPS in keeping a child safe.

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This powerful booklet explains forms of sexual exploitation and abuse; describes physical and behavioral signs that may indicate a child is being exploited; and urges prevention and intervention.

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A coloring and activities book with pictures and puzzles to teach elementary school-age children that their bodies are special, what to do to protect themselves from unwelcome contact, and to alert an adult if they have been victimized.

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Parents need to know that shaking a baby even once can cause serious, long-term damage. This 10-panel folder communicates this information in a simple, straightforward manner, and gives specific advice on managing parental stress in healthy ways.

A Prevent Child Abuse America publication.

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"Cherish Children", "I Care About Kids", "Kids are Special People"
These attention-getting buttons will help you promote healthy attitudes in your organization or community, and demonstrate your commitment to children. Each button is 2 1/4 inches in diameter, printed in brilliant colors, laminated for durability, with safety-pin back. 50 BUTTON ORDER LIMIT.

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