Conception during Ovulation: Fertilization of the Egg
Conception occurs after sexual intercourse between male and female during ovulation (the female fertile period) when the egg (the female sex unit) and the spermatozoa (the male sex unit) are…
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…
Motor Skills Development in the Child
During the 2nd year of life according to Gesell A.; Developmental diagnosis: Normal and abnormal child development, clinical methods and pediatric applications, the child's motor skills continue to develop. This…
Anger as an Emotional Reaction in the Child
Why the Child Reacts With Anger? The emotion of anger in child is just as much a reaction to real or an imaginary danger as it is fear. The difference…
Motives behind Child Theft: Understanding the Different Reasons Children Steal
Child theft is motivated by different motives than adult theft, such as the desire to compensate for not being loved or accepted.
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…
Stimulation of the Child’s Intelligence
The development of a child's intellect depends largely on the level of development of its brain. Taking care of the child's physical health, preventing illnesses, injuries and proper nutrition ensures…
Psychogenic Mutism in Children: Causes and Examples
Psychogenic mutism is when a child stops speaking due to emotional difficulties, trauma, or difficult environments. It can be caused by organic brain damage or psychological shock.
Stuttering as a Childhood Neurosis
Stuttering is a neurosis caused by spasms of the muscles of the speech organs, which interfere with the normal flow of speech. Stuttering is a common childhood neurosis caused by fear of one's own speech, which can have a negative impact on emotional and social development.
Sexual Behaviors in Children: What Is Normal and What Isn’t
From the beginning of life, man carries within him the sexual urge, the need for sexual gratification that is Sexual practices in children are frequent, with 42 to 73 percent…
Psychogenic Dyspnea in Children: A Case Study on the Importance of Understanding a Child’s Personality and Life Situation
Understanding a child's personality and life situation is essential for identifying psychogenic respiratory disorders.
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.
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