Child Depression In Adults

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Child Depression and Anger Depression is something that render many inoperative, which may affect many people's lives. It is impossible to believe that even children under five years of age may experience depression. This illness tends to run in families as well; it is known that children of depressed parents are at risks of developing depression than those who are not. Depression in adults is a sad, lonely, most of the times a tragic experience. But in little children, it can be even more ravaging as many explained. Children who are depressed spend a good amount of time thinking about their remorseful troubles. These children become lost in the negative world they have created in their head. Anger on the other hand is something different, …show more content…

They are normally very excited to go especially if it's their first day or first time going to school. Even teenagers enjoy going to school at times even if it's not to learn but to interact with their best friends as many would agree. But what happen when a student is constantly being absent from school? Anyone would automatically be suspicious and sense that something is definitely wrong. Children excessive absent from school maybe can be for various reasons. They may have problems at home that may contributes to their absences, or sometimes it can be a personal problem that they are dealing with. But regardless of the issues, it is the parents or the legal guardian responsibility to make sure that the problem is solved no matter …show more content…

''Most experts believe that children who are raised in abusive homes learn that violence is an effective way to resolve conflicts and problems'' (Nigerianonpoint, 2013). Children have a tendency to reproduce the violence they witnessed in their teenage, adult, and parenting experiences. Boys and girls replicate violence they witnessed differently: ''Boys who witness their mothers’ abuse are more likely to batter their female partners as adults than boys raised in nonviolent homes. For girls, adolescence may result in the belief that threats and violence are the norm in relationships'' (Nigerianonpoint, 2013). The first learning environment for a child begins at home where the child copy and learn everything parents do while growing up. So as parents, having an environment that positively impacts a child's life which can provide a foundation for the development of the child emotional security is critical. Children's emotions are strongly influenced by the adult caregiver during the first years of life. If the caregiver is happy and emotionally strong, the child's security will most likely be

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