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Year of publication / 2020

Use proper names for body parts, don’t force hugs: how to protect your kids from in-person sexual abuse

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Sexual abuse
Abstract

This conversation piece is aimed at laypeople and parents. It outlines the nature of child sexual abuse and outlines practical steps parents can take to help protect their children.

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Haslam D, Mathews B, & Walsh K (2020), Use proper names for body parts, don’t force hugs: how to protect your kids from in- person sexual abuse. Accessed online on (Date) via https://theconversation.com/use-proper-names-for-body-parts- dont-force-hugs-how-to-protect-your-kids-from-in-person-sexual-abuse-139970

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