by Peter H. Schmedding (Author)
Whenever Pedophilia raises its head it creates feelings of disgust and thoughts of revenge. Revelations that the typical pedophile on average abuses 117 kids, frequent reports in the media of abuse of children, combined with frightening statistics leave uncertainty and confusion in the minds of many parents. Revenge and outrage, however, are futile. This book puts emotions aside while In no way does it make excuses or condones child molestation in any form. Only an impartial mind who is prepared to look at the problem from different perspectives will be able to deal with the issue objectively. The reader may even be inspired to tap as yet unexplored ways to minimise the menace. Furthermore this book suggests ways how parents can give their children the best chance for feeling safe and not to be abused or exploited.