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Depressing by Ian T. McFarland
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  • Post category:Bullying/abuse / Crime / Personal safety / Relationships
  • Post published:July 16, 2014

Sexual abuse includes: grooming a child with the intention of sexually abusing them; all forms of penetrative and non-penetrative sex; sexually exploiting a child in return for gifts, money or affection; and making, looking at and distributing indecent images of a child.

Source: Recognising signs of abuse at different stages of a child’s development @ NSPCC

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