This Is How to Talk to Your Son About Sexual Assault, According to an Expert

"Sexual abusers assume the child will keep the abuse secret, so it's very important that you talk to your child about telling a grown-up if someone touches them inappropriately or asks to see their private parts," Atkins said. "As many of us know, abusers aren't always adults, so it's good to reinforce the concept of privacy regarding peers at school, day care, church, etc."