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Childhelp and Dr. Stacy Vaughan, VP of Growth and Prevention were featured in Chronically Online, a Substack publication focused on digital culture and emerging trends. The article, “Mommy Blogging: The Mother of All Creator Niches,” explores the rapid rise of parents sharing their children’s lives online, and the growing concerns around privacy, consent, and long-te...


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A father recently reached out to the Childhelp National Child Abuse Hotline after receiving heartbreaking news from a trusted family member. His 14-year-old son had allegedly sexually abused the family member’s 11-year-old son on three separate occasions over the past two years. Shaken but de...

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*This is a survivor’s story as told to Meghan Krein

When I think about my childhood in a quiet mountain town, what stands out most is the confusion. On the outside, our family looked perfectly normal — even well-liked. My dad was a successful business owner, and my parents had friends in high places. Behind closed doors, though, it was something else ...


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Mateo’s* journey began with both hope and profound loss. He and his family left Guatemala seeking safety and a brighter future in Los Angeles. Just before their move, Mateo lost his mother — an unimaginable grief that would follow him into a new country. Once in Los Angeles, the dream of stability quickly unraveled. The family lost their housing, financial pressures mounted, and...

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Alexis* was just 10 years old when she was adopted. Over the following years, she endured repeated sexual abuse at the hands of her adoptive father. When she first found the courage to tell her mother, she wasn’t believed. The pain of that disbelief cut deep. It was only after a more recent incident that Alexis confided in her sister, who then told their mother. This time, sh...

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