You may be a current or prospective foster or
adoptive parent of a child with a known or
suspected history of child sexual abuse. In some
cases, you may not be certain that abuse has
occurred, but you may have suspicions based
on information you received or because of
the child’s behavior. You may feel confused,
concerned, and unsure of the impact of prior
child maltreatment, including sexual abuse.
This guide will educate you so that you can establish family guidelines and know when to seek help.
Parenting a Child Who Has Been Sexually Abused-A Guide for Foster and Adoptive Parents UPDATED: 2018