Child Sexual Abuse and Sex Education: A Parents Guide/Workbook for Prevention

Name: Child Sexual Abuse and Sex Education: A Parents Guide/Workbook for Prevention
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Did you know that many young adults admit they were sexually abused as children? Sadly, most of them never told anyone, and the culprits were often people they knew and trusted—family members, family friends, or even neighbors.

Child sexual abuse is a silent epidemic, leaving lifelong scars on its victims. As a parent or caregiver, you hold the key to stopping this from happening to your child. But how do you recognize the signs? How can you prevent it? How should you respond if your child opens up about such a traumatic experience?

Child sexual abuse is rampant, many young adults admit that they were sexually abused as children. One thing common to these victims is that most of them never told anyone what had happened to them. The perpetrators are usually people well-known to the victim and their families and include relatives and friends.

Child sexual abuse can have long-lasting and permanent negative effects on the victims.

This powerful and practical guide equips parents, caregivers, and educators with the knowledge and tools they need to protect their children from all forms of sexual abuse. Through real-life stories, practical tips, and a simple question-and-answer format, this workbook tackles the uncomfortable yet critical topic of child sexual abuse.

What You’ll Learn from This Book:
✔️ The truth about child sexual abuse and how it happens

✔️ Identifying perpetrators and understanding sexual grooming

✔️ Why children often don’t speak up and how to recognize the signs of abuse

✔️ How to respond if your child discloses abuse

✔️ Strategies to prevent child sexual abuse at home and online

✔️ The importance of sex education for children and how to approach it

✔️ Long- and short-term effects of abuse on victims and how to get help

This book doesn’t just inform—it empowers you to take action. It even includes a directory of support centers to guide victims toward healing.

Why Every Parent Needs This Book:
Gain peace of mind by equipping yourself with the knowledge to protect your child.
Learn how to create a safe and open environment where your child feels comfortable speaking up.
Understand the dangers of online sexual abuse and how to safeguard your child in today’s digital world.

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About the Author

Nnenna Kalu is a dedicated paediatrician and pediatric cardiologist with a profound commitment to child well-being. With over 20 years of clinical experience, she has become a trusted resource for parents seeking guidance on child health and safety. Doctor Kalu is the author of the insightful book – Child Sexual Abuse and Sex Education: A Parents Guide/Workbook for Prevention.

In this comprehensive guide, she equips parents with essential knowledge, practical strategies and emotional support to protect their children from abuse. Her work bridges the gap between medical expertise and parental empowerment, equipping families to protect their children. Beyond her clinical practice, she collaborates with non-governmental and community organizations and advocates for policy changes, and awareness campaigns on educational programs to prevent child abuse. She continues to make a lasting impact on child protection and parental education. Doctor Kalu hosts workshops for women focusing on effective child-rearing. Her insights empower mothers to navigate parenting challenges, fostering resilience and well-adjusted children.

She is a mother to 3 young men and has been a medical doctor for over 20 years. In the course of her career and work with young women, she has encountered many children and adults who were sexually abused as children and has seen how child sexual abuse has negatively impacted these individuals. A common factor in these incidents is the ignorance of parents to what was happening to their child, emphasizing the fact that parents need information and guidance about child sexual abuse and how it occurs. This parental resource is borne out of a burden to equip parents to reduce the incidence of child sexual abuse significantly.