if you suspect a child is being abused but he or she is hesitant about sharing information with you you should

Answer 1

create a safe and confidential environment for the child to feel comfortable opening up, assure the child that they can trust you and that you are there to help, listen attentively to their concerns without interrupting or judging, encourage the child to share their feelings and experiences at their own pace, and offer to connect them with resources and support services to ensure their safety and well-being. It is important to be patient and understanding, as it may take time for the child to feel comfortable enough to disclose any abuse they may be experiencing.