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Sexual abuse may be suspected when a child: Reports that another person has touched his or her private parts Has had contact with a known sexual abuser When Your Child Has Sexual Behavior Problems One of the most stressful situations a parent or caregiver can face is finding out that their child has acted out in a sexual way.
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