By Gillian West

The NSPCC is hoping to get parents talking to their children about sexual abuse with the help of the ‘Pantosaurus’.

Created in collaboration with Aardman and OMD UK, the two-minute short enlists the help of dinosaurs to explain to kids how to stay safe from abuse.

“We know many parents will struggle with the idea of talking to their children about sexual abuse but it’s vital if we want our children to understand how to stay safe,” explained Peter Wanless, chief executive officer of the NSPCC. “Parents know it’s an important conversation to have but don’t always know how to Read full story ›

Source: The Drum