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Child Abuse is a big problem more than we realize. There is a lot of kids being abuse, hopefully by the time you read this article, I hopefully you will be aware of the war that is going on around you wake up America.

     There are thousands of children being abuse in the world. The problem just is not in the United States it exists in different countries. There are several different kinds of abuse. We have a bigger problem in this world than we care to admit.

      Some people think if we don’t think about it, or deal with it and ignore the problem, the problem will go away on its own.However, that is not the case we need to take care, and deal with the problem head on. Quit pretending that child abuse does not exist, because it does. We have a bigger problem than people are willing to admit. We all need to know how to recognize the different types of abuse.

     Before we can prevent child abuse we need to become aware of the problem, and how big, and bad the problem is. There is physical abuse, but when we think of physical abuse, we do not think of all the signs to look for some of the signs are unexplained, or repeated injuries, such as welts, burns. Injuries shape of object (belt buckle, electric cord, etc.). Injuries happening but seem likely to happen given the age, or ability of the child, for example, broken bones when a child is too young to walk, or climb. When parents, and child disagree on how the injury came about. When a child is dirty. Unnourished, in appropriate clothes depending on the weather lack of medical, or dental care.

     The next kind of abuse is emotional abuse. When a child is aggressive ,or withdrawn behavior shying away from physical contact with parents, or adults, or afraid to go home.  A third kind of abuse is sexual abuse , when a child tells you he, or she was sexually mistreated, a child. a child will show physical signs in difficulty in walking, or sitting, there are stained, or bloody underwear, genital, or rectal pain, and itching swelling, redness, r discharge burises, or other injuries in the genital, or rectal area, child has behavioral, and emotional signs, such as difficulty eating, or sleeping soiling, and wetting the pants, or bed after being potty trained, acting like a much younger child, excessive crying, or sadness from activities, and others, talking about or acting out sexual acts beyound normal sex play for age.

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