Child sexual abuse can be physical, verbal or emotional and can include:
- Sexual touching and fondling of a child's sexual body parts
- Forcing a child to touch another person's sexual body parts
- Exposing a child to adult sexual activity or pornographic material
- Having a child undress, pose or perform in a sexual manner
- Taking pornographic pictures of a child
- Voyeurism ("peeping" into bathrooms or bedrooms to watch a child)
- Exposing oneself to a child
- Attempted or actual oral, anal or vaginal penetration
- Making fun of or ridiculing the child's sexual development
- Masturbating in front of the child
- Forcing the child to engage in sexual activity with animals