{"id":2074,"date":"2019-01-15T19:06:47","date_gmt":"2019-01-15T19:06:47","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/carecenter-okc.org\/?p=2074"},"modified":"2021-02-09T17:01:23","modified_gmt":"2021-02-09T23:01:23","slug":"teachingkidsbodysafety","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/carecenter-okc.org\/es\/teachingkidsbodysafety\/","title":{"rendered":"Ense\u00f1ar seguridad corporal a los ni\u00f1os"},"content":{"rendered":"
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En el condado de Oklahoma, una de cada tres ni\u00f1as y uno de cada cinco ni\u00f1os ser\u00e1n v\u00edctimas de agresi\u00f3n sexual a los 18 a\u00f1os, seg\u00fan el Departamento de Servicios Humanos de Oklahoma.<\/p>

\u201cLes ense\u00f1amos a nuestros hijos c\u00f3mo llamar al 911 si hay una emergencia, c\u00f3mo salir de manera segura de una casa si hay un incendio, pero no les ense\u00f1amos c\u00f3mo proteger sus cuerpos\u201d, dijo Shelby Lynch, gerente de educaci\u00f3n de Care Center en la ciudad de Oklahoma, una organizaci\u00f3n sin fines de lucro que brinda respuesta, evaluaci\u00f3n y educaci\u00f3n sobre el abuso infantil.<\/p>

El noventa por ciento de las v\u00edctimas de agresi\u00f3n sexual infantil son perpetradas por alguien a quien conocen, aman o en quien conf\u00edan.<\/p>

"S\u00e9 que muchos padres piensan 'mis amigos, parientes o personas que conozco nunca har\u00edan eso', pero eso no es algo que podamos garantizar cuando miramos las estad\u00edsticas", dijo Lynch, y tambi\u00e9n cit\u00f3 ejemplos como fiestas de pijamas o campamentos. cuando los padres no siempre conocen a los adultos que rodean a sus hijos.<\/p>

Renee O'Leary, directora del programa educativo de Bethesda, con sede en Norman, que ofrece servicios para v\u00edctimas de abuso infantil, aconsej\u00f3 que los ni\u00f1os deben estar preparados para situaciones peligrosas y deben saber que siempre est\u00e1 bien hablar de ello.<\/p>

La Encuesta de comportamiento de riesgo juvenil de Oklahoma de 2017, con la participaci\u00f3n del 90 por ciento de las escuelas secundarias p\u00fablicas, informa que el 12 por ciento de los estudiantes experimentaron violencia sexual en el \u00faltimo a\u00f1o, y uno de cada 11 estudiantes se vio obligado a tener relaciones sexuales en su vida. Seg\u00fan Michelle Stansel, coordinadora de prevenci\u00f3n de violaciones del Departamento de Salud del Estado de Oklahoma, la clave para prevenir la violencia sexual contra ni\u00f1os y adolescentes es la educaci\u00f3n, tanto a trav\u00e9s de un plan de estudios apropiado para el desarrollo y basado en evidencia ofrecido por organizaciones locales como de comunicaci\u00f3n continua en el hogar.<\/p>

\u201cEstad\u00edsticamente hablando, la educaci\u00f3n ayuda a prevenir la violencia sexual\u201d, dijo Stansel. \u201cSi tenemos miedo y corremos en la otra direcci\u00f3n, estamos perjudicando a nuestros hijos y su bienestar\u201d.<\/p>

Nunca es demasiado pronto para comenzar a hablar con los ni\u00f1os sobre c\u00f3mo mantener sus cuerpos seguros con un lenguaje y ejemplos que puedan entender. En lugar de una charla singular, los padres deben alentar la conversaci\u00f3n continua.<\/p>

\u201cCada vez que los ni\u00f1os comienzan a hablar, ah\u00ed es cuando deben comenzar a tener esa conversaci\u00f3n\u201d, dijo Lynch. \u201cPara cualquiera que se sienta inc\u00f3modo, un libro es un gran lugar para comenzar\u201d.<\/p>

Las organizaciones locales ofrecen educaci\u00f3n apropiada para la edad<\/strong><\/p>

Iniciar conversaciones sobre la seguridad del cuerpo y la prevenci\u00f3n del abuso sexual con ni\u00f1os de cualquier edad puede ser desalentador. Creado en 2004, Stop, Go, Tell ha llegado a m\u00e1s de 30,000 ni\u00f1os desde preescolar hasta la escuela primaria en escuelas, bibliotecas y YMCA en todo el metro y proporciona a los participantes un folleto para padres para continuar la conversaci\u00f3n en casa. De manera similar, el Centro de atenci\u00f3n ofrece ROAR para ni\u00f1os de 4 a 8 a\u00f1os en escuelas, iglesias, organizaciones comunitarias, agencias de cuidado de crianza, en l\u00ednea y en el lugar. Ambos programas se ofrecen sin costo alguno.<\/p>

Stop, Go, Tell y ROAR no nombran las partes privadas, no usan el t\u00e9rmino \u201cabuso sexual\u201d ni ense\u00f1an educaci\u00f3n sexual, sino que refuerzan que los ni\u00f1os est\u00e1n a cargo de sus cuerpos, capacit\u00e1ndolos para resistir el abuso. Ambos enfatizan que si se rompen los l\u00edmites de un ni\u00f1o, nunca es culpa del ni\u00f1o.<\/p>

ROAR es presentado por un le\u00f3n de dibujos animados de tama\u00f1o real llamado Rex que les ense\u00f1a a los ni\u00f1os que las partes privadas son privadas, est\u00e1 bien decir no a cualquier tipo de contacto, nunca est\u00e1 bien guardar secretos a adultos de confianza y que, si se abusa de ellos, deben contarlo. Rex ayuda a los ni\u00f1os a comprender la diferencia entre sorpresas y secretos y muestra su traje de ba\u00f1o para ilustrar que todo lo que hay debajo le pertenece solo a \u00e9l. Aunque se usa el t\u00e9rmino general "partes \u00edntimas", es crucial que los padres ense\u00f1en a los ni\u00f1os los t\u00e9rminos anat\u00f3micamente correctos en lugar de usar apodos.<\/p>

\u201cSi no les damos a los ni\u00f1os las palabras correctas, cuando se trata de un caso judicial, una persona puede ser declarada no culpable porque el ni\u00f1o no pudo explicar lo que le sucedi\u00f3\u201d, dijo Stansel.<\/p>

Stop, Go, Tell ense\u00f1a reglas de l\u00edmites personales, utilizando un hula hoop para que los ni\u00f1os practiquen decir s\u00ed o no a alguien que entra en su espacio personal. Stansel dice que si bien el concepto de consentimiento generalmente se asocia con el sexo, va mucho m\u00e1s all\u00e1, desde aprender la autonom\u00eda del cuerpo a una edad temprana y comprender c\u00f3mo comunicar qu\u00e9 toques est\u00e1n bien y qu\u00e9 no, hasta respetar los l\u00edmites de los dem\u00e1s y aprender a lidiar con rechazo<\/p>

\u201cTenemos que ense\u00f1ar esto desde el principio\u201d, dijo Brittney Criswell, directora del programa Thrive, Sexual Health Collective for Youth. \u201cIncluso con cosas que podr\u00edamos considerar 'lindas' cuando los ni\u00f1os son peque\u00f1os, como un ni\u00f1o corriendo en el patio de recreo dando besos a otros ni\u00f1os\u201d.<\/p>

Criswell le ense\u00f1a a su hijo de 4 a\u00f1os a preguntar antes de abrazar o besar a sus amigos, y que tiene la responsabilidad de ayudar si ve que un amigo no respeta los l\u00edmites de otro ni\u00f1o.<\/p>

ROAR y Stop, Go, Tell ense\u00f1an a los ni\u00f1os que pueden decir que no a cualquier tipo de contacto, incluidos abrazos o besos de miembros de la familia.<\/p>

\u201cLos ni\u00f1os no deber\u00edan tener que darle un abrazo a su t\u00eda o t\u00edo si ese no es su nivel de comodidad\u201d, dijo Stansel. "Pueden chocar los cinco en su lugar".<\/p>

Lynch dijo que cuando los padres obligan a los ni\u00f1os a participar incluso en toques "inofensivos", env\u00edan el mensaje equivocado, ense\u00f1\u00e1ndoles a los ni\u00f1os que deben decir que s\u00ed, incluso cuando no quieren.<\/p>

\u201cLos ni\u00f1os no revelan el abuso porque no saben que est\u00e1 mal, y les estamos ense\u00f1ando eso\u201d, dijo Lynch.<\/p>

Solo uno de cada 10 ni\u00f1os denuncia abuso sexual, seg\u00fan el Centro de Atenci\u00f3n, por lo que los participantes de ROAR identifican a tres adultos de confianza con quienes pueden hablar sobre cualquier cosa. De los m\u00e1s de 12,000 ni\u00f1os que han recibido capacitaci\u00f3n ROAR desde su inicio en 2016, el 22 por ciento ha revelado abuso, para lo cual el Centro de atenci\u00f3n ofrece atenci\u00f3n hol\u00edstica y multidisciplinaria sin costo para las familias.<\/p>

A medida que los ni\u00f1os superan los programas como ROAR, el Departamento de Salud del Estado, Thrive y las agencias asociadas ofrecen educaci\u00f3n sexual integral basada en evidencia en las escuelas intermedias y secundarias. Los expertos brindan informaci\u00f3n sobre salud sexual, prevenci\u00f3n de embarazos adolescentes, prevenci\u00f3n de violaciones e intervenci\u00f3n de espectadores.<\/p>

\u201cLos ni\u00f1os informan que est\u00e1n agradecidos por la informaci\u00f3n\u201d, dijo Stansel. \u201cTienen preguntas y las est\u00e1n respondiendo de una manera muy apropiada para su edad\u201d.<\/p>

Stansel dijo que los estudios nacionales indican que los adolescentes prefieren hablar sobre sexo con sus padres, antes que con amigos y otros adultos de confianza. Thrive present\u00f3 recientemente su nuevo kit de herramientas para padres para hablar sobre educaci\u00f3n sexual y violencia sexual con preadolescentes y adolescentes. La organizaci\u00f3n tambi\u00e9n ofrece talleres para padres sobre c\u00f3mo hablar con los ni\u00f1os sobre la salud sexual.<\/p>

\u201cComo padres, queremos proteger y proteger a nuestros hijos\u201d, dijo Stansel. \u201cPero proporcionarles esta informaci\u00f3n es muy importante\u201d.<\/p>\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t<\/section>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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