Be Suspicious

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Any change in behavior, attitude, mood, anger, drop in grades, sullenness, sudden outbreak of anger towards a parent they love – are all signs that your child is telling you something is going on. Be suspicious.
If there is ever any unexplained blood in the underwear, or any other secretion, be suspicious.
Children who are running with the wrong crowd, using alcohol, acting out in school, becomes withdrawn, or has a sudden behavior from a sweet to an angry child, OR angry to sweet child – be suspicious (children who are good students can also be victims of sexual abuse). Be suspicious.
Be aware if someone is very charismatic around your children and appears to want to talk to them

a lot; especially if the person seems to want to play with the children more than engage with adults. Be suspicious.

Watch for adults who might give your children gifts, or want to take your kids to movies, or to the

park, etc., especially if it’s without your participation. Be suspicious.

It is not normal for an adult to ever want to isolate a child away from family, not withstanding, there are good uncles, aunts, and parents – but stay on guard anyway. Be suspicious.
KNOW YOUR FAMILY MEMBERS WELL…watch how they behave with children. Be suspicious.
Be suspicious of a husband, uncle, grandparent, neighbor, friend, friend of the family, daughter’s

boyfriend, in-law, etc. – anyone can molest a child. Watch your child carefully. Be suspicious.

Don’t be fearful; be wise. Be suspicious.