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My daughter is 4 and hangs out with this little boy she’s known for a while. She went for a visit with him and came back saying he was trying to force her to look at his wiener. Hosanna and I talked about it, I explained she wasn’t in trouble and that his Behaviour wasn’t appropriate. When I went to discuss this with the adult who was in charge of them at the time it happened, he BLOCKED ME when I disclosed what hosanna had told me. Now look, kids are curious. I’m not suggesting this kid is a little predator by ANY means! But my concern is the adults unwillingness to talk about it. I believe it’s important. If my son was forcing little girls to look at his wiener we would be having a discussion about it despite whether I felt it was innocent or not. SAME GOES FOR MY DAUGHTER if she was to be flashing herself. What would YOU do if you were in this situation. The adults unwillingness to talk makes me feel like something else may have happened that I’m not aware of. I don’t have parents or adults in my life to guide my young ass. Need some parental advice here.

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Anonymous

Look, I know that nobody wants to be the snitch, but if you're concerned for the welfare of the other child, call CPS. It is your duty to protect that child. I know people are hesitant, but trust me, if there's nothing going on there, they are in no danger. Quite the opposite, it opens the doors for other services and help even if there's no abuse found. Things like beds, food and financial aid. Nothing is more terrifying to me than the thought that a child is being molested or abused further because I was worried what people might think of me for calling or because I didn't want to falsely accuse someone. But you're not making any accusation. You're just informing of a situation. It's their job beyond that to investigate if it's just natural curiosity or something deeper. That's for them to be concerned with. But the incident happened and the blocking is a red flag, so I implore you to get protective services involved.

Barry Goldberg

When I was about ten, an older girl wanted to show me her bits. Just make sure you let her know proper boundaries, because girls do that too.