| Being a parent rarely means thinking
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| | drawings
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| about the things we would fairly not
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| | · Bedwetting, nightmares, and other
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| think about at all. Sexual abuse is
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| | difficulties sleeping
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| sexual action between a minor and an
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| | · Not wanting friends to visit at home
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| older person in which the leading
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| | · Inappropriate sexual play with self
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| position of the older person is used to
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| | and others
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| pressurize or use the younger. Child
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| | · Knowledge of sexual acts that is
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| sexual abuse is unlawful in all countries
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| | age-inappropriate
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| about which information is available
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| | · Double dressing
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| also.
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| | · Avoidance of bathrooms
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| According to a survey one in three girls
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| | · Self mutilation
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| will be sexually harmed before their
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| | · Inability to concentrate
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| twelfth birthday and one in five boys
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| | · Locking doors
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| also and a large section of sexual abuse
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| | · Depression
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| is never reports, the real rate may be
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| | · Suicidal tendencies
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| much higher than this.
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| | · Promiscuity
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| There are many types of sexual abuse;
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| | · Running away
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| some include physical contact or touching
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| | Physical signs of sexual abuse:
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| offense. This includes fondling, poignant
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| | · Recurrent urinary tract infections
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| sexual organs, masturbation, making the
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| | · Any injury, soreness, redness,
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| child touch the adult sexually, and
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| | swelling or itching around the genital or
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| vaginal or anal penetration with self or
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| | anal area
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| objects. Non-touching crime include
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| | · Bruising, bleeding, pain, in the
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| revealing a child to pornographic
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| | genital area, may also be seen in mouth,
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| material, offensive exposure, leering and
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| | or throat
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| purposely putting the child in the place
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| | · Fluctuations in body mass
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| of having to spectator an act of sexual
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| | · Presence of sexually transmitted
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| interaction.
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| | disease
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| Effects of sexual abuse on children: a
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| | · Stained, torn, or bloody
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| large range of emotional, physical, and
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| | undergarments
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| social effects has been recognized to
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| | · Pregnancy in underage child
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| child sexual abuse. Young females who are
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| | · Penile or vaginal discharge and/or
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| sufferers of abuse may come across
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| | odor
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| additional shock by pregnancy and birth
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| | · Venereal disease
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| complication.
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| | Preventing sexual abuse
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| Signs of sexual abuse: There are two
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| | If your child has any signs of
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| types of signs of sexual abuse,
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| | mistreatment talk to your doctor and
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| Behavioral signs, Physical signs. Both of
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| | planed an examination. If your children
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| them are given below.
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| | tell you she or he has been physically
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| Behavioral signs of sexual abuse:
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| | abused listen to your child carefully.
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| · Changes in behavior including
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| | You will be very disappointed, but it is
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| anxiety, withdrawal, mood swings, and
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| | essential to stay peaceful. By staying
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| rage
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| | calm, you help restore confidence your
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| · Late arrival or absence from school
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| | child that she or he is ok and it is safe
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| · Loss of appetite, weight loss, or
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| | to tell you. Reiterate your child that
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| weight gain
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| | she or he has done nothing mistaken and
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| · Very eager to please others
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| | is not to blame.
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| · Inappropriate sexually explicit
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