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This document discusses the four main types of child abuse: physical abuse, sexual abuse, emotional abuse, and neglect. It also provides suggestions for discussing child safety and sexual abuse with children, such as feeling comfortable discussing sexuality, setting personal safety rules, answering children's questions, playing "what if" games to discuss difficult situations, and reading stories about children overcoming hardships.
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- 3. TYPES OF CHILD ABUSE Physical abuse Sexual abuse Emotional abuse Neglect
- 15. Here are some suggestions: 4 Learn to feel comfortable with the topic of human sexuality and make sure that you first know the information yourself before talking with your child. 4 Set general and personal safety rules with your child. For example, teach your child safety rules such as "look both ways before crossing a street" or "never play with matches". 4 Make use of the moments when your child is naturally being inquisitive. Don't avoid questions like - where do babies come from, or what is sex. Dignify children by answering their questions. They might look to other ways, often inappropriate, to satisfy their curiosity. 4 Play the "What if…" game with your child. For example, ask your child, "What if we get separated in the market and you can't find me, what would you do?" "What if someone wanted to touch your private body parts, what would you do?" Use relevant situations and encourage your child towards the correct answer . 4 Read stories to your child about children who have been in difficult circumstances and how they overcome those difficulties. Telling/reading these stories will give your child a positive outlook regarding his/her safety concerns. This could also provide the child with the opportunity to tell you about problems for which s/he needs help. "How" to bring up the topic of child sexual abuse for discussion with your child can be as difficult as actually talking about it.
- 18. Thahir Noorul Isra Rehabilitation Counselor (B.A, MSW - Medical &Psychiatry , M. Phil -R, Dip. HR and Dip. Counseling ) Palliative Care activist israanas@gmail.com
- 19. Thank you…