Behavior in children and adolescents
Do you wonder if you should be concerned about a child's behavior? Are you worried that a child is being abused? Are you concerned about a child or teen's behavior towards another child or teen? Identify the warning signs of sexual abuse. Find out about healthy sexual development. Learn what can be done when a child abuses another child. Get help to talk to other parents about their child's behavior.
Behaviors between children
- I am worried that my child is molesting other kids.
- Is a certain type of sexual play between children considered a reportable offense?
- Is sexual touching in same age kids abuse?
- Is the behavior of my 3 year old son and his friend something to worry about?
- My daughter was sexual with a younger child.
- My neighbor’s son acted sexually inappropriately with his sister and my son.
- Should I be worried that my daughter's game of "truth or dare" included sexual aggressive behaviors?
- Should I worry about my son's claim that his older brother performed sexual acts on him?
- Should my daughter be alone with her brother?
- What to do when two kindergartners play a “pants down” game at school?
School-aged (5-12) children's behaviors
- I am worried that my child is molesting other kids.
- Is a certain type of sexual play between children considered a reportable offense?
- Is sexual touching in same age kids abuse?
- My daughter was sexual with a younger child.
- My neighbor’s son acted sexually inappropriately with his sister and my son.
- Should I be worried that my daughter's game of "truth or dare" included sexual aggressive behaviors?
- Should my daughter be alone with her brother?
- What to do when two kindergartners play a “pants down” game at school?
What's normal
- Is it normal for teen son to take stepsister's underwear?
- Is it okay for a father to shower with a 21 month old daughter?
- Is the behavior of my 3 year old son and his friend something to worry about?
- Should I be concerned about my son’s sexual curiosity around the family dog?
- What to do when two kindergartners play a “pants down” game at school?
