Child Sexual Development: Bodies, Boundaries, Learning, and Safety
Child sexual development is the age-related process of learning about bodies, gender, privacy, boundaries, relationships, reproduction, and personal safety.
Child sexual development is the age-related process of learning about bodies, gender, privacy, boundaries, relationships, reproduction, and personal safety.
Safeguarding involves preventing and responding to abuse, exploitation, neglect, and other harms while protecting safety, dignity, and autonomy.
Children are young human beings who grow and develop physically, emotionally, socially, and cognitively from birth to adulthood. Explore their role in human development and sexuality education.
Pedophilia is a persistent or recurrent sexual attraction to prepubescent children and must be distinguished from diagnosis, behavior, and child sexual abuse.
Sexual grooming is a pattern of building trust, access, or control over a child or vulnerable person to enable sexual exploitation or abuse.