Understanding Аdoption – Adopted Child
An adopted child is likely to be raised properly if realistic motives have encouraged adoptive parents to adopt someone else's child. There are people who adopt a child for some…
An Illegitimate Child
Among the school children we interviewed in terms of behavior, we found a number of illegitimate children. In them, mental disorders are much more common and intense than in children…
The Younger Child in Family
It is often observed that the younger of two children in a family develops mentally easier and faster than the older one. This is because the younger child identifies not…
The Truth About Only Children
In the city, 17.3% of children who were an only child; 15.8% of boys and 12.9% of girls in the country. This difference between the sexes is not significant, but…
The Stepfather of the Child
As more and more failed marriages end in divorce, and children in most cases stay with their mother after their parents' divorce, so do more and more children end up…
The Grandmother of the Child
Grandma is the most common and most natural substitute for the mother, especially when the mother is employed. Our examination of mental disorders in school children shows that among city…
The Importance of a Father in a Child’s Life
Sometimes it is heard that the development of an advanced society will inevitably bring about the limitation of the future family to the mother and her children. According to that…
Psychological Effects on the Child When He Loses the Mother
Hospitalism is a disorder of the child's psyche that results from the loss of the mother as well as the physical and emotional abuse suffered by the child. Psychologist Bakwin…
Relationship Between Stepmother and Stepchild
In today's society, blended families are becoming more and more common, and stepmothers and stepchildren are a significant part of these families. The relationship between a stepmother and stepchild can…
Working Mothers and the Child’s Personality Development
In modern social relations, the problem of the motherhood of a working woman is often raised. Working outside the home distracts the mother from the child and forces her to…
Mother’s Love Towards the Child
Although the mother's love is absolutely necessary for the child to be able to develop mentally properly, it achieves its purpose only when it is natural, sincere and properly directed.…
Mother’s Aversion Towards the Child
Quite severe damage to the child's psyche occurs when the mother has no feelings for her child, so she neglects it emotionally, does not care for it, does not deal…