And the benefit of swapping child tax credits for exemptions fades with the number of children, because of the complex math underpinning the plan.
Those arrested had used the internet, including the so-called "dark web", to swap child abuse material, but were tracked down using specially trained cybercrime experts who passed intelligence to forces across Britain.
What started online almost two decades ago as a means of swapping child pornography has transformed in recent years into a more complex and diversified community that uses the virtual world to advance its interests in the real one.
The problem is that even people who swap child porn images have constitutional rights.
Please use sitters or swap child care with other parents so you have time to refill your tank--whether that means a date night with your husband, a yoga class, or just time sitting on a park bench, watching the clouds go by.
"When I read about a 'pedophile network' I thought these people were swapping children.
It was "New Listings," about two mothers who meet in Central Park and swap children.
The paedophiles protect each other and swap children, references, cover stories, venues and customers.
He was the kind of guy — Fernanda Santos, another Times reporter, reminded me — who would swap child-rearing stories with a colleague he barely knew.
By advertising the books as "therapeutic" and "anti-stress", and swapping child-friendly scenes for more mature topics such as "medieval art" or "extraordinary gardens", publishers have harnessed a niche market.
Mrs. Richards, 26, "was more of a mama to me than I was to her," said Lelith Grant, her mother, who worked night shifts as a nurse so she and Mrs. Richards could swap child-minding chores.
