Recently authorities have begun to see a new trend amongst teens known as pharming or pharm parties. Pharming (sounds like farming) is a party where teens combine various legally prescribed medications in one bowl and share the pills in handfuls with others. Learn how to keep your teen safe.

Do you personalize items? Does your SUV have the family icons on the rear-view window with each family members name displayed below? Have you considered how personalizing jewelry, backpacks or cars can place your family at risk? Read this article and learn how to keep everyone safe.

You cannot believe everything you read on the internet, and it is imperative that information be verified before it is posted and continually re-posted. Re-posting inaccurate information is irresponsible. Learn how to be a responsible social network informer.

Have you heard the term “designer sex” or “designer thrills?” The term designer sex describes teen prostitution, or the act of teen performing sexual acts for the thrill, but more likely for the money to buy designer items the teen desires but cannot afford. Find out if your teen is in danger.

A Christmas Miracle in Phoenix for Natalie Rose Flores, while only tragedy in Maryland for the family of Sarah H. Foxwell, and disgust in Delaware for a pediatrician, Dr. Earl Bradley as he is accused of abusing his patients.

Do you know what to do if your child is missing? First, remain calm. Second, search the immediate area. Then if the child is still missing call police.

Pedophilia was first used by an Austro-German psychiatrist Dr. Richard Freiherr von Krafft-Ebing. Some believe pedophilia is a mental illness. Read this article to learn more about the history of pedophilia.

The holidays are fast approaching and that means more people will be out shopping and celebrating. Children can be quickly and unexpectedly separated from parents. Do you know what to do if you lose your child in a public place?

Sixteen years ago Angie Marie Housman vanished after stepping off of her school bus. She was just four blocks from home. Angie Housman disappeared on November 18, 1993 and was found November 27. She was tied to a tree and left to die from exposure.

The story of what happened to 9 year old Elizabeth Olten on October 21 is still being pieced together, yet as it grows more disturbing with every detail that comes to light.