Adults who seem preoccupied with children
Single adults who work or volunteer with children's clubs/activities and frequently spend their free time doing "special" things with kids
Adults who spend time volunteering with youth groups who do not have children in those groups
Adults who seem to engage in frequent contact with children, i.e., casual touching, caressing, wrestling, tickling, combing hair or having children sit on their lap
Adults who act like children when with children or who allow children to do questionable or inappropriate things
Adults who want to take your children on special outings too frequently or plan activities that would include being alone with your child
Adults who do not have children and seem to know too much about the current fads or music popular with children
Adults that your children seem to like for reasons you don't understand
Adults who seem able to infiltrate family and social functions or are "always available" to watch your kids
Be wary, but not paranoid, of adults who have one or several of these behaviors. These common traits of sex offenders should help you raise the red flag on inappropriate relationships between adults and your children.