Understanding Somnambulism in Children: Causes, Symptoms, and Management
Somnambulism in children is a rare occurrence that occurs spontaneously or lasts into adolescence, sometimes into adulthood.
Prepuberty: Physical and Mental Changes in Children
Puberty does not occur all at once. It gradually appears at the end of physiological childhood, between 10 and 12 years of age in girls, and between 11 and 13…
Defiant Child Behavior
Educators must regain trust, establish authority, and create a healthy emotional relationship with a defiant child to prevent and treat child defiance.
Joy as an Emotional Reaction in the Child
How the Child Express Joy? The child expresses feelings of joy through increased muscle activity, lively movements, a smile or loud laughter. The main source of joy in childhood is…
The Impact of Divorce and Step-Parenting on Children’s Mental Health
Divorce and step-parenting have a negative impact on children's mental health, with children of divorced parents of both sexes more likely to suffer from mental disorders. The average stepfather is not a good educator of his stepchildren, and children with a stepmother suffer more often from mental disorders than those without one.
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…
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…
Emotional Maturation of the Child
How Positive Emotions Affect Child Development in General? The intimate connection of emotions with other psychic functions is already observed in childhood. The younger the child, the more complete is…
Active Behavioral Disorders in Children
Active behavioral disorders can be divided into three categories: intrusive behavior, defiant behavior, and aggressive behavior.
Gender Differences in Behavior and Development During Schooling
Gender differences in behavior and development during schooling, such as cowardice, timidity, withdrawal, distraction, and non-independence.
Left-Handedness in the Child
In general, it is thought that a normally developed person uses the right side of the body more often and more frequently. This is especially true for the use of…
Child’s Mental Maturity for School
The first problem that arises in connection with schooling is the question of when a child is mature enough to follow classes. Our curricula are set up in such a…