#ProtectingChildren

[randomasfuk]

ADOPTING ISSUES

Ive mentioned before, I think everyone agrees that out of the Batfam if anyone was going to inherit Bruce’s habit of adopting strays, it was Jason. Not that he’d admit it. But somehow, despite all his denials, he always ended up with a group of kids under his protection. He still did the Red Hood thing—hunting criminals, dealing out his own brand of justice—but under no circumstances were his kids ever allowed to get involved. It wasn’t up for discussion.

Instead, Jason made sure they had therapy, good doctors, dentists, and semi-regular check-ups. He grumbled about it the entire time, but if one of his kids so much as winced while eating ice cream, he was scheduling an emergency dental appointment before they even finished their cone.

But where Jason really shined—the place where he became an unstoppable force of chaos—was when someone messed with his kids.

If it was a lowlife or a criminal? Easy. He’d handle it personally. No questions asked. No negotiations. But if it was someone he couldn’t just put in the ground? That’s when things got interesting.

Take, for example, the time one of his kids had a teacher who made an unsavory remark. A normal parent would have a stern conversation. Maybe request a meeting. Jason? Jason went full Karen mode.

It started with a calm phone call to the school, demanding to speak with a supervisor. That quickly escalated to a face-to-face confrontation with the office staff, followed by a very public dressing-down of the teacher, the headmaster, and anyone else in authority who dared get in his way. He made a scene so loud, so dramatic, that the entire school community knew about it by lunchtime. Parents whispered. Teachers avoided eye contact. The PTA group chat exploded.

By the time he was done, the teacher was this close to being fired. Every parent in the district had turned against them. Their reputation was in tatters.

Then, Jason met the teacher one-on-one. They expected the same explosive reaction they got over the phone, the same yelling and theatrics. But instead? Silence. Jason just stared.

And somehow, that was so much worse.

Because Jason Todd wasn’t just some angry dad. He was a walking double fridge of a man who could most likely pick up the teacher and snap them in half without breaking a sweat. His glare alone could have peeled paint off the walls. And while he never said a word, the teacher knew. They knew.

Then, things started happening.

Within a week, the teacher found themselves shunned by their colleagues. Their car? Mysteriously wrecked. Their home? Broken into—but nothing was stolen. Instead, they found an empty gun case, a set of bullets neatly arranged beside it, their full name engraved on each one.

They knew Jason had something to do with it. But could they prove it? No. And the minute they tried to explain to anyone that Jason Todd—former street kid, sweetheart single father —was out to get them, they just sounded insane.

In the end, the teacher had two choices:

1. Lose their mind and end up in Arkham.

2. Move as far away from Gotham as physically possible.

They chose the latter.

Jason, of course, never admitted to anything. He just kept taking his kids to their therapy appointments, helping with homework, and making sure they had everything they needed. Because at the end of the day, Jason Todd wasn’t just a vigilante.

He was a dad. A ridiculous, overprotective, unhinged dad.

And if Gotham had a problem with that?

Well. That was their problem.

[wesurviveabuse]

How well do we really know the people in our children’s lives? In this compelling episode, we dive into the critical difference between being familiar with someone and truly knowing them—and why this distinction matters when protecting children from abuse. You’ll learn how abusers exploit familiarity to gain trust and why teaching children to set boundaries can save lives.  Drawing on wisdom from a veteran child safety advocate, this episode offers practical tools to keep kids safe while fostering their confidence and independence. Whether you’re a parent, caregiver, teacher, or anyone who loves children, this is a must-listen for creating safe spaces and nurturing resilience.

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[aniket59]

Good Touch & Bad Touch: Protecting Kids from Abuse Safely

One of the best methods to keep kids safe is to teach them the difference between good and bad touch. This understanding enables individuals to express their discomfort freely and to identify when something feels off. It establishes personal limits and promotes trust and safety.

Lyfsmile: A Beacon of Support for Children

Lyfsmile, a renowned counseling platform in Gurgaon, has earned immense respect for its expertise in handling sensitive topics like good touch and bad touch. The counselors here adopt an empathetic, child-friendly approach, making difficult conversations easy and engaging for children. 🌟

Interactive Learning for Lasting Impact

Lyfsmile’s programs are designed to resonate with children. Through storytelling, role-playing, and visual aids, children are taught to distinguish between safe and unsafe touch. These methods not only educate but also empower kids to speak up if they encounter uncomfortable situations.

Guidance for Parents and Guardians

Parents often face challenges initiating conversations about good touch and bad touch. Lyfsmile bridges this gap by equipping caregivers with the tools and confidence to approach the subject sensitively. This holistic approach ensures that families create a nurturing and secure environment at home. 💕

Why Good Touch and Bad Touch Awareness Matters

Awareness of good touch and bad touch is a critical step in preventing abuse and building trust. It enables children to set boundaries and understand consent, ensuring they grow up with a strong sense of self-worth.

Lyfsmile’s Commitment to Child Safety

Lyfsmile’s commitment to child safety goes beyond counseling sessions. Its experts prioritize the emotional well-being of children, creating a safe space for open communication. Families leave with enhanced awareness, confidence, and stronger bonds. 🌈

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[wcatradio]

In this episode of The Heart of Fiat Crucified Love, Catholic evangelist and missionary Mary Kloska speaks about the necessity of raising children in an atmosphere of truth, beauty, goodness, holiness and love. She speaks of the ways that the evil one tries to distort this as well as what adults can do to protect children from his influence.

[singsthecagelessbird]

I find the most beautiful, yet simultaneously the most frightening, aspect of children to be their innocence. It's remarkably pure and beautiful, similar to a pristine rose garden where everything appears delightful and fragrant. Their auras are clear and inviting, their souls sparkle, and their spirits are laden with purity and innocence. However, what unsettles me is how fragile it is; like a delicate glass jar, you wouldn't want to entrust it to someone clumsy. Therefore, it's crucial to safeguard children from mediocrity, regardless of the effort and sacrifices required. This should be our task to posterity and humanity as a whole. To protect the child from the chaos we have created.

[texasattorney]

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[tonedeafmusiq]

The Untold Gift: A Father's Peace for His Daughter Discover the profound impact a father's love can have on his daughter's inner peace. In this heartfelt discussion, we explore the importance of providing a safe and nurturing environment for our children, highlighting the beauty of innocence and tranquility in their lives. #FathersLove #ChildSafety #PeaceOfMind #FatherDaughterBond #Innocence #ParentingWisdom #ProtectingChildren #EmotionalWellbeing #FatherhoodJourney #ParentingAdvice via Tone Deaf Musiq https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZLAqS6CL8QYYZVpereT1bw February 23, 2025 at 02:58AM

[theaenetworks]

Sustainability of any good culture and values of a society is usually done by the children, that’s why the needed synergy between parents and government is of utmost importance. Social media has pierced deep into the society, and children are seeing harmful contents they shouldn’t have seen, that’s why they need the protection from the parents and government. Social media is agog with sextortion, children seeing ads that are not suitable for their age, interacting with strangers online without the consent of their parents and all whatnot. Children need to be protected to enable a smooth and progressive upbringing that will affect the rest of their growth going into adulthood, this is because upbringing is all about sustainable values and culture, due to overtime integrating practices inform habit and character.

Countries of the world need regulatory framework to curb the required age before a child can starts accessing social media. However, it is understood that social media has become an important tool of learning, but as parents and government you cannot control the level of use or hours a child spends on social media and the people they interact with. In as much as some countries have raced ahead to have laws regulating harmful online contents for children, legal age varies in different countries some have 16,18 or 21 as legal age, that’s is when a child become an adult capable of taking responsibility of his actions. While parents train their children, government is passing laws that will enable smooth environment for growth.

To protect children from harmful online contents is tripartite actions; it comes first from families that give every child its first social experience those norms, values and culture will be the guide that will lead the kid’s actions, guiding his thoughts and approach. For kids they might not necessarily understand certain things happening around them, because their mind is still immature to comprehend why so many things are done differently far from the way they imagined. For government, it has been highly emphasised that one of the functions of law in the society is to meet the demands of the society, which it must serve to give the society direction and maintain progressive atmosphere, and for the society, they are the ambassadors against all vices stacked against sustainability development of society.

Parents need to create formidable partnership with their children, sense of belongingness and trust, through that they will feel obliged to share any information, seeking for your opinion, that’s you monitor your child’s upbringing and stay actively involved in his life. Harmful online contents slow children’s upbringing, once they continue to feed on that, it makes slave of such act, they will be acting under the influence of such harmful online contents. Once the atmosphere is set up for easy integration of children from that stage to adulthood, they will have the information and use it to shield themselves against harmful online contents. Children are custodians of the future of the world that’s why their challenges need to be addressed for the future of the society.

https://anthonyemmanuel.com/the-needed-synergy-between-government-and-parents-in-protecting-children-from-harmful-online-contents/

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[randomasfuk]

Jason as a dad would have my heart

Thare is no thought behind this none I just thought and typed so grammar is shitty and I can’t be bothered correcting it.

Jason doesn’t have kids in any universe as far as I’m aware, but imagine him with a little girl (or any small kid of his I just can’t stop thinking girl dad) he would protect that child with his life not before committing actual fucking war crimes ofc. I head-cannon he inherits Bruce’s thigh for adoption but never makes them vigilantes or alternatively just having random kids with shitty upbringings come and go from his place as they please and he knows each and every one of them well enough thare favourite food, birthday (he gets them something), TV show etc. just imagine dam near every kid in Gotham (or at least crime ally) knowing him, the Batfam or anyone he’s working with being shocked at him treating this seemingly random kid who he just saved like his own. Imagen

. "don't worry *kids name*. everything's going to be alright..." whilst embracing one

. "close your eyes, you don't need to see this."

. " listen to me... i need to go back out there. but i promise you, ill be right back. okay? all i want you to do is stay hidden, and i'll be back before you know it. "

. “Do not feel guilty you do understand that i'd take a thousand wounds if it meant keeping you safe, don't you *kids name*?" After getting injured protecting a kid

. "get out of here! now! *kids name* go!"

. "there's nothing in this world nor any other, that would stop me from protecting you."

. " *kids name* why wouldn't i save you? "

. "when i say run, i need you to do as i say and don't even think about me, ok *kids name* can you do that for me.”

.”hay hay hay it’s ok *kids name* your gonna be ok I promise, you’ll be ok, I’ll protect you”

. “It’s ok kid let it all out I’ve got you big guy” I see his saying that to a crying teen boy

. In an extremely difficult situation that he can’t stay with them during an active threat “listen to me... i need to go back out there. but i promise you, ill be right back. okay? all i want you to do is stay hidden, keep quiet, and i'll be back before you know it *kids name.”

. Or if thares no ware to hide reluctantly "you shoot anyone who comes through that door who isn't me. Kid, your gonna be ok don’t think just shoot”

He’s got and endless amount of snacks on him and he’s so gentle and sweet but can make them listen if necessary they all know he is the redhood and everybody else is completely befuddled when dick released he was completely floored but will make very unappreciated jokes like “Waw you really did learn a lot from Bruce” which almost earns him a broken jaw, Steph is the same but more frequent, Tim says something along the lines of “why is he friends with so many kids” another remark Jason doesn’t appreciate (he’s not not friends with them he birthed them that and it sounds bad out of context) Damian doesn’t say much but after a particularly bad fight with Bruce he tries to blend in with Jason’s army of children, he lasts 3 minutes, Jason lets him stay anyway, Duke is stunned into silence because he has indoor outdoor children wtf, and Bruce doesn’t react but is internally panicking for Jason because he essentially has a bunch of Stephs and he couldn’t imagine the stress.

Ps I idk if you noticed but I didn’t add cass that was deliberate bc in my mind she hates Jason she wouldn’t associate with him if she did she would kind of just ignore him (in my personal opinion)

[scholarshipja]

Just in time for school, 46 tablets were recently distributed to high achievers in state care. The youth are among top scholars who were successful in four or more 2019-20 (#CSEC) and (#CAPE) subjects. The tablet distribution is part of the Agency’s Information Communication Technology (#ICT) Expansion Project being spearheaded by @tiu_jamaica with funding from GOJ and #idb Reposted from @cpfsajm #ProtectingChildren #SecuringtheFuture (at ScholarshipJamaica.com) https://www.instagram.com/p/CGa6u9mBDK-/?igshid=110b3o30bv9y6

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[aniket59]

Good Touch vs. Bad Touch: Signs Every Child Should Know

It is essential for children's safety and wellbeing to be taught the differences between good and bad touching. Kids who are aware of these differences are better able to express their emotions and ask for help when needed. This information can help maintain the correct limits in relationships and stop any abuse.

What is Good Touch?

Welcoming, safe, and suitable physical contact is referred to as "good touch." A friend's pat on the back, a family member's hug, or a handshake are a few instances of nice touch. Children feel safe, supported, and loved when they receive these touches. It's important to convey to kids that they should always feel joyful and at ease when they are touched well, and that they should be able to voice their opinions about any physical interaction.

Recognizing Bad Touch

However, any physical contact that causes a youngster to feel uneasy, afraid, or molested is considered bad touch. This might include any contact that seems inappropriate or uncomfortable to sensitive areas of the body. Youngsters should be trained to trust their gut feelings and to spot the warning signals of abusive touch. It is important that they speak up and ask an adult they can trust for help if something feels off.

Signs of Good Touch and Bad Touch

Good Touch Signs:

Feeling happy and safe.

Smiling or laughing during the interaction.

Receiving touches that are welcomed and reciprocated.

Comfort from familiar people, like family and friends.

Bad Touch Signs:

Feeling scared, confused, or uncomfortable.

Wanting to pull away or avoid the person touching them.

An instinctive feeling that something is wrong.

Secretive or uncomfortable conversations about physical contact.

How to Talk to Children About Good Touch and Bad Touch

The key is to communicate truthfully and openly. Explain the ideas of good touch and poor touch using language suitable for the child's age. Children can practice recognizing these kinds of touch by practicing via role-playing settings. Encourage them to communicate their emotions and ask questions. It's important for creating a secure space where kids feel at ease talking about their worries and experiences.

Conclusion

Every child has to know the difference between good and bad touch. Children can better protect themselves and understand their boundaries if they can identify the indications of both. Kids need to be taught these ideas by their parents and other caregivers so they know it's okay to speak up and ask for assistance. Providing kids with this information will increase their self-worth and improve their general safety. Remember that regular discussions on good and bad touch will aid in reinforcing these crucial lessons, so improving children's ability to identify and respond suitably in different situations. 

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[rickygadvisor]

Protect your Investments. Why risk all the gains you've earned in the last 10 years? Are you trying to "time the market", being greedy, or is your ego getting the best of you? Ask me how can I guarantee against market downturns... @rickygadvisor _______________________ What Bull Markets Die Of There’s reason to be jittery — and not just because this month is also the 10th  anniversary of the start of the financial-crisis downturn that cut stock values by more than half over 17 months. The current run-up, after all, is the second longest and strongest on record; an 10 ½ - year climb that has more than quadrupled equity prices. Stocks are expensive by historical standards, too. And you never know what exogenous event could be a trigger for a scary market drop. (It’s an old Wall Street adage that bull markets die of fright, not old age.) “Many people have become complacent because this bull market has gone on for so long,” says Christine Benz, director of personal finance at Morningstar. “But the risks are really quite high.” That’s especially true for near- and early-retirees who have less time to ride out losses than younger people. So how can you protect yourself? While the standard advice to “stay the course” no matter what the market does in the short-term still holds, imagine the course as a three-lane highway. If you’re close to, or already in, retirement, it’s time to start shifting to the right, where cautious driving prevails. Call me at 305-801-1054 - FLORIDA & TEXAS ONLY Ricky Gonzalez _________________________________________ #RetirementPlanning #investors #investing #worthprotecting #protectingchildren #investmentstrategies #investinyourself #investmentstrategies #retirementgoals #retirementplan #annuities #fia #indexedannuities #strategies #protectthenest #nestegg #helpingothers #downside #cash #cashflow (at Florida) https://www.instagram.com/p/BxY7bn1hk56/?igshid=gl7264xenniq

[ammph]

How are We #PROTECTINGCHILDREN ?