The simple answer to the question is yes,<br />
People tend to think children should be protected from the "horrors" of life. Education can be tailored, not every child is exposed to such behaviour there is no need to frighten the child population in general but common sense should prevail, we as parents are charged with the responsiblilty of teaching right and wrong, this simply extends the boundary alittle
yes I read and was appalled I come from the UK too and remember watching him "helping "children Can't remember the name of the series
I agree it makes the world and the society we live in seem so untrustworthy on all levels with far to much protection for the perpetrators and precious little for the victims
Absolutely. That is more important that formal education. And should be prioritized over other educational content.
KIds often are able to find help when they lest expect it or from any available source once they get over their fear or someone who cares sees the signs of need