10 Tips Resources

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10 Tips Resources

NCSBY Children

OUHSC PPAC

NCSBY Adolescent

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Tip 1. Sexual development starts in infancy and continues throughout childhood. 

www.ncsby.org/children

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Tip 2. Most children are curious about the world including their own and others’ bodies.
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Tip 3. Sex play can occur among same-age children

https://www.ncsby.org/sites/default/files/2024-02/sexual_development_and_behavior_in_children.pdf 
the American Academy of Pediatrics 
https://www.aap.org/en/news-room/news-releases/health--safety-tips/10-tips-for-parents-to-teach-children-about-body-safety-and-boundaries

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Tip 4. Sexual knowledge and behavior are influenced by culture, media, and their peers.
https://digitalbirdsandbees.com/
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Tip 5. Children with developmental disabilities and medical conditions also benefit from knowledge and sex education regarding sexual development.

https://www.ncsby.org/resource-and-education
https://www.navigatelifetexas.org/en/family-support/puberty-and-sexuality 

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Tip 6. Sexual behavior of children ranges from typical to problematic.
https://www.ncsby.org/children#defining-problematic
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Tip 7. If sexual behavior does not respond to parental intervention, it may be time to seek additional support.
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Tip 8. Sexual behavior that includes use of force, coercion, or aggression are highly concerning. Professional support is needed.
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Tip 9. Children of all genders can have problematic sexual behavior.

https://www.ncsby.org/adolescents#common-concerns-adol

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Tip 10. Treatment can help prevent future problematic sexual behavior.
https://www.ncsby.org/sites/default/files/2024-02/2019_PPB_Newsletter_V1N1_-_English__rev_.pdf
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