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Older tamariki may also do this but it is less likely. Masturbation is a self-soothing behaviour so it can increase when tamariki are unsettled or feel stressed. Masturbation might become more frequent when parents separate or there is a custody dispute.

 

Below we have provided some examples of scenarios that fall under the green amber and red categories of behaviour along with suggestions of how to respond to these behaviours.

 

?Making the Big Talk many small talks: 8-12 year olds? will help you and your child to manage some of the changes associated with puberty and adolescence. As your child moves through this developmental stage they will experience physical emotional and social changes.

 

Find important information and resources to help children and youth up to age 18 with sexual behaviour problems.

 

May masturbate sometimes to orgasm. Emotions change quickly and reactions are strong ? kids this age may be sensitive and dramatic. They can be helpful cheerful and pleasant as well as rude bossy and selfish. Starts to show more independence from parents and family.

 

Sexual play that is more typical or expected in children will more often have the following traits: The sexual play is between children of similar size age and social and emotional development. It is lighthearted and spontaneous. The children may be giggling and having fun when you discover them.

 

We can help you understand whether a child?s sexual behaviour is expected for their age or if it could harm them or other people. Children pass through different stages of development as they grow. Each child is an individual and will develop in their own way.

 

At a very young age children begin to explore their bodies. They may touch poke pull or rub their body parts including their genitals. It is important to keep in mind that these behaviors are not sexually motivated. They typically are driven by curiosity and attempts at self-soothing.

 

Learn how to recognise the signs that a young person is in an unhealthy relationship and what action you can take to help them. Take a look. Find out more about developmentally typical sexual development and behaviour in children and how to respond to inappropriate or harmful behaviour.