How to Talk to Kids About Sexual Assault
Sadly, in this world, it’s important for parents to talk to their Children About Sexual Abuse . It’s scary to think that perpetrators of this heinous crime may be in your midst, but these difficult conversations are necessary. Equipping your child with the knowledge to stop or report Sexual Abuse can be an invaluable tool for their well-being. Empower Them to Say “No” Children can be scared to stand up to an adult and tell them “no.” Their entire lives, they’re taught to follow the instruction of grown-ups, and this advice goes completely against that lesson. But as a parent, it’s up to you to explain when it’s okay for a child to say “no” to an adult. If they feel uncomfortable doing something, or if an adult wants to engage in behavior that feels wrong, it’s perfectly okay to say no and walk away. Explain Private Body Parts Explain to your child which body parts are private and should not be shared with other adults. This way they understand that certain types of touch are i