Covering the business of education and training

There's an article in WSJ that gives good insight into why men avoid kids.

1. An economist in CA accidentally bumps into a kid he raises his arms above his shoulders "I'm sorry!"

2. A doctor in TX sees a lost child crying and turns the other way. "I'm guilty until proven innocent."

3. A retiree in San Diego refuses to be alone with a child, even in an elevator.

4. Ex-Boy Scoutmaster - "I wouldn't do that job for anything. It only takes one kid to get ticked off and..."

5. A divorced bus driver who once enjoyed some 30 kids stopping by, now alone, has ZERO visitors.

6. A man having a meal with his 5-year old daughter gets interupted by a policeman because someone reports him as "suspicious." 

7. A dude in IL gets reprimanded because a mom calls the director of his son's day-care and said he "inappropriately touched the children." Some kids sat on his lap while he read them a book.

So, how can we men avoid being called/accuse of being predators?

Stay home, lock the door, and never come out until all the children in the world have grown up.