Hi, I hope I can help you. If a child is being sexually abused, obviously, the poor child will not speak up. If you are close to a child who you personally think is being sexually abused, you have to tell the child that they are not alone and that they can tell you anything. But please do NOT jump to conclusions and do NOT say anything unless you are very sure about it. A child who is being sexually abused may act jumpy or a bit frightened. They might like to spend time alone, a sign of depression. They might not to things which an ordinary child does, and they might act or sound weird. Please be sure about what you do and your actions, because remember, this is just advice. If you want to seek more professional advice, get help. Good Luck :) PS: Do NOT jump to conclusions
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If the child is upset when left with the father or has a hard time readjusting to being back at home, it may be normal behavior to changes in environment. Urinary infections may be caused by inappropriate contact, but that is not the only cause. If the child acts out sexually beyond its age, visit your pediatrician for advice. If possible - without accusations - kept an eye out during visits, particularly if the child is reluctant. No one should have more physical contact than they are comfortable with, even if it is a hug, or sitting on a lap.
For children there are a number of signs, known as "indicators" that may indicate, but are not in themselves proof, that sexual assault may have taken place. These are behavioral indicators such as sexual themes in the child's artwork, stories or play, fear of going home, sleep disturbances and nightmares. Physical indicators of child sexual abuse include bruises, bleeding or other physical trauma, sexually transmitted diseases or pregnancy. Indicators in adults can include low self-esteem, poor body image, fear, anxiety, sadness and depression.
According to the National Children's Advocacy Foundation, there are both physical and indicators of abuse. Several of these would apply if a child is being abused by his father. For more information, please visit the related link.
Yes, his father was quite abusive.
yes,mainley because he had an abusive father.
i think you can can can be charge with child neglect!
No.
Symptoms of bipolar are different for every child. One can be abusive, angry and have many different outburst and other can be quiet with suicidal tendencies.
They have quite a high likely hood of growing up abusive if they grow up in an abusive home. Some children do find a good and inspiriational adult they want to be like and so they mimic behaviour. Although if the child follows their siblings and parents behaviour they will brcome abusive. Hope this helps!:)
An abusive father and dis-functional household growing up as a child.
Yes you can, you should complain to the police and then let them take the first action.
Your ex has no greater chance of keeping your child due to his abusive behavior. If you can document his abuse of your child, you might be able to limit his access to your child. Look to local domestic violence resources for help in accessing the legal systems. Expect a fight. It won't be cheap.
Edmund Locard was born in France. As a child he attended many schools to avoid harassment from other students. Edmund Locard's parents were also believed to be sexually abusive to Locard as a child.
Joseph Stalin was sickly as a child. His father was also an alcoholic who was abusive towards Joseph and his mother.
Yes! Otep Shamaya was sexually abused pretty much everyday as a child by her father.