Calahan Walsh from the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children says that some people groom children online are known to the child so it's not about "stranger danger" but how that person is acting.

Calahan Walsh from the National Center for Missing &amp; Exploited Children says that some people groom children online are known to the child so it's not about "stranger danger" but how that person is acting.

Online grooming happens over time and may involve someone the child knows

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Online grooming happens over time and may involve someone the child knows

Online grooming happens over time and may involve someone the child knows