Many researchers estimate that one out of four girls and one out of So even when a child is playing (unsupervised) with another child, there is a risk. That may seem extreme, but in fact, sexual abuse is a risk for every child. That means that there are many kids younger than 14 who are engaging in activity that could be consider sexual abuse. Justice Source Statistics found that the average age of most sex offenders is 14. We tend to assume children are safe as long as we don't leave them unsupervised with adults we don't know well, but a 2000 report by the Criminal AĢ011 report found that 34 percent of child sexual abuse offenders are family members of the child ( A Reasoned Approach: Reshaping Sex Offender Policy to Prevent Child Sexual Abuse). Levine and Maggie Klein, authors of Trauma Proofing your Kids: A Parent’s Guide for Instilling Confidence, Joy and Resilience). Religious leader, or babysitter (according to Peter A. Of sexual abuse is perpetuated by someone the child knows and trusts – a parent, step-parent, coach, teacher, older cousin or sibling,
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