In general child abuse mean violating the children rights which can lead to the child's damage of child's physical, mental and emotional state. Child abuse can be of Physical, sexual, mental abuse which lead to children's damage of safety environment and well- being. Physical abuse refers to violencRead more
In general child abuse mean violating the children rights which can lead to the child’s damage of child’s physical, mental and emotional state. Child abuse can be of Physical, sexual, mental abuse which lead to children’s damage of safety environment and well- being.
Physical abuse refers to violence on the child , mental abuse refers to damaging the mental well being of the child by verbally insulting them and creating a harmful environment, and sexual abuse refers to behaving sexually inappropriate with the child. These kinds of abuses leads to trauma , depression, anxiety, and may lead children into the wrong path.
Negligence is also a abuse where the parent or caretaker or the guardian of the child neglect to provide the basic needs of the child like essential shelter, food , daily needs and emotional needs. Not creating an environment of safety may lead to the nagative efforts on the child.
Children who face child abuse will not be able to grow as a stable individual, it effects their academics, social life , mental health, it also impacts negatively as they grow into adults.
The abuse can happen through a complete stranger or by the person that the child knows. Parents/ caretakers/ guardians should be educated on this problem so that child abuse can be prevented, therapy/ counciling should be provided to the children who faced the abuse so that might help them to heal . A proper reporting system should be made by the government so the well being of the child won’t be compromised. And strict actions should be taken on the abusers .
Parents/ educational institutions should take more care towards children to prevent child abuse and create a safe environment for the children to grow.
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Emotional unavailability in caregivers can significantly impact children's development. Children thrive on emotional connections, and a lack of responsiveness can lead to issues in emotional regulation, self-esteem, and relationship-building skills. Children with emotionally unavailable caregivers oRead more
Emotional unavailability in caregivers can significantly impact children’s development. Children thrive on emotional connections, and a lack of responsiveness can lead to issues in emotional regulation, self-esteem, and relationship-building skills.
Children with emotionally unavailable caregivers often feel neglected and may struggle with feelings of worthlessness and insecurity. This can manifest in various ways, such as anxiety, depression, or behavioral issues. They might have difficulty forming healthy attachments later in life and may display patterns of avoidance or dependency in relationships.
A poignant example of this is the viral story of a Korean boy featured on a TV show. The boy, whose name is Jeong-in, became widely known after expressing his deep sadness over his parents’ emotional neglect. In one episode, Jeong-in’s emotional plea for attention and affection highlighted the profound impact of his parents’ emotional unavailability. This case drew significant public attention, sparking widespread discussions about the importance of emotional presence in parenting. You can watch the video here.
In conclusion, emotional unavailability can leave lasting scars on children, affecting their emotional and psychological well-being. Ensuring caregivers are emotionally present and responsive is crucial for fostering healthy development and resilience in children.
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