Asking other children to play games of a sexual nature

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Using adult language
Seeming distracted or distant during odd times
Frequently returning home from daycare with toys, money, or gifts
Seeking inappropriate affection
Using different words for private areas
Talking frequently about a new and older friend.

Trouble sitting down or walking
Beginning to view themselves and their body as dirty, repulsive, or bad
Presence of an STD or STI
Sudden change in eating habits

Resisting removing clothes during chile phone data normal times (bath, diaper change, using the toilet, going to bed)
Keeping secrets with older children or adults.

Wetting and soiling accidents that are not related to potty training
Creating artwork, playing, writing, or dreaming about highly sexual or frightening scenarios
It is important to note that children may also exhibit such symptoms while experiencing emotional distress during times such as divorce, trauma, or the death of a pet or family member. Even then, a child having any of these symptoms is a cause for concern. When more than one symptom is present, it is especially important to seek professional guidance by speaking to a doctor, child psychologist, and a sexual abuse attorney.