Child abuse can destroy a life. The person may go away but the scars are left behind forever. It is impossible to erase them from the vi...
Child Abuse in a rampant problem glaring in our faces. It is our children we happen to be talking about and we need to protect them. We need to make sure that the laws in our country are implemented and we mustn’t let the criminal walk away as this will only encourage him.
- Listen to your child and believe him.
- Never scold your child if he approaches you with a problem
- Tell him to raise his voice if he feels uncomfortable around a stranger/relative/person
- Never leave your children with neighbors, friends, relatives, servants, and drivers
- Spend quality time with your children
- Remember that your child is your responsibility and any particular action can destroy or build the faith
- Never make the child feel guilty for something he/she is not responsible for
- If your child behaves strangely due to some reason discuss it with him
- If your child suddenly stops socializing, talk to him
- If he/she refuses to go near a specific person, do not force him
- Nervousness around adults
- Aggression toward adults or other children
- Inability to stay awake or to concentrate for extended periods -Sudden, dramatic changes in personality or activities.
- Unnatural interest in sex.
- Frequent or unexplained bruises or injuries
- Low self-esteem
- Poor hygiene
Some Major findings of survey.
- 5-12 years children are most at risk.
- two out of every three children were physically abused.
- 53.22% of children faced one or another form of sex abuse.
- Andhra Pradesh, Delhi, Bihar and Assam reported the highest percentage of sex abuse.
- 50% abuses are persons known to child.
Forms of sex abuses: