The Importance of Peaceful Sleep for Children: Understanding Restless Sleep and its Causes
It is important to bring children up in the right way to ensure a peaceful, full sleep.
How the Child Learns
The child is born with innate affinities, needs and abilities. They appear gradually, in proportion to its growth and its general maturity. But the very growth and maturity of the…
The Psychological Origins of Child Negligence: Causes, Symptoms, and Implications
Child negligence is caused by physical, emotional, and social factors, and can be prevented through proper upbringing, psychotherapy, and encouragement.
Classification of Children with Mental Disorders by Intensity of Behavioral Symptoms
Children with mental disorders can be classified into three groups: mild, moderate, and more severe.
Understanding and Addressing Childhood Hair Pulling
The most important details is that hair teasing can lead to tousled hair.
Fear as an Emotional Reaction in the Child
How the Frightened One React? Fear means withdrawing from a situation to which one does not know how to react in a more adequate way. It motivates a frightened man…
Habit Cough in Children: Psychogenic Cough
Children, adolescents, and adults have all been reported to have habit cough or "psychogenic" cough. Many youngsters with a persistent cough are misdiagnosed and treated for asthma. Anxiety problems or…
Mental Disorders in Children and Their School Success
Success in school is the basic concern of parents when a child starts school, and it is also the basic ambition of its teachers. Mental Disorders in School Children: An…
The Effects of Maternal Employment and Grandparenting on Child Rearing
Maternal employment outside the home has a positive effect on the formation of a child's personality, but grandmothers are not better or worse educators than their parents.
Educating the Child About Sexuality Within the Family
In order for parents to be good sex educators for their children, it is necessary to: To show mutual attention, tenderness, consideration and respect in front of the child as…
Test 1
A phobia is a neurotic fear that refers to a certain situation, and is a kind of masking of timidity, life anxiety and feelings of insecurity in front of tasks.
Nutritional Management of the Newborn
Nutrition is the first thing the child comes into contact with his parents. It is important for its physical, as well as later social development. The way it is fed…
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