I found this one and a half minute video by NAPCAN, Australia's National Association for the Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect. Let your influence on children be positive.
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That seriously is a very disturbing video. It definetly makes me pause as a parent in terms of how my actions show my children what I think of the world.
This video shows the extremes of what children go through each day. Kids learn from their parents so take a step back every day and see what you are actually teaching your kids.
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