Child Sexual Abuse
Warning signs
What to look for in adults and
children
What is considered child sexual
abuse?
Child sexual abuse includes
touching and non-touching
activity. Some examples of
touching activity include:
touching a child's genitals or
private parts for sexual pleasure
making a child touch someone
else's genitals, play sexual games
or have sex putting objects or
body parts (like fingers, tongue
or penis) inside the vagina, in the
mouth or in the anus of a child
for sexual pleasure
Some examples of non-touching
activity include:
showing pornography to a child
deliberately exposing an adult's
genitals to a child
photographing a child in sexual
poses
encouraging a child to watch or
hear sexual acts
inappropriately watching a child
UnCloth or use the bathroom
As well as the activities described
above, there is also the serious
and growing problem of people
making and downloading sexual
images of children on the
Internet. To view child abuse
images is to participate in the
abuse of a child. Those who do
so may also be abusing children
they know. People who look at
this material need help to
prevent their behaviour from
becoming even more serious.
Warning signs in children and
adolescents of possible child
sexual abuse
Children often show us rather
than tell us that something is
upsetting them. There may be
many reasons for changes in
their behaviour, but if we notice
a combination of worrying signs
it may be time to call for help or
advice.
What to watch out for in
children:
Acting out in an inappropriate
sexual way with toys or objects
Nightmares, sleeping problems
Becoming withdrawn or very
clingy
Becoming unusually secretive
Sudden unexplained personality
changes, mood swings and
seeming insecure
Regressing to younger
behaviours, e.g. bedwetting
Unaccountable fear of particular
places or people
Outburst of anger
Changes in eating habits
New adult words for body parts
and no obvious source
Talk of a new, older friend and
unexplained money or gifts
Self-mutilation (cutting or
burning) in adolescents
Physical signs, such as,
unexplained soreness or bruises
around genitals or mouth,
sexually transmitted diseases,
pregnancy
Running away
Not wanting to be alone with a
particular child or young person.

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