The Prenatal and Postnatal Outcome of Congenital Disorders
The medical condition of a child with an unfavorable diagnosis before or after birth is called a congenital disorder, also called congenital defects. The 3 most common causes of congenital…
The Influence of Incomplete Family on the Child’s Personality Development
A complete family is meant by when a child lives with both parents. An incomplete family is when a child is with only one parent. In a stepfamily, the child…
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.
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…
Psychogenic Enuresis in Children
Enuresis is a psychogenic disorder caused by emotional conflicts, negative upbringing procedures, and environmental factors, and should not be treated with medication or physical procedures.
Psychogenic Disorders in Urinary Organ Function in Children
Psychogenic disorders in urinary organ function can lead to physical and emotional distress, but with treatment and support, children can lead healthy and fulfilling lives.
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…
Understanding Childhood Bulimia: Causes and Manifestations
Bulimia in childhood is caused by physical and psychogenic causes, with emotionally neglected children seeking satisfaction in excessive food enjoyment.
Intelligence: Definition, Theories
At first glance, it seems clear what intelligence is. But trying to define it is not easy at all. Intelligence is not the only, simple and clearly limited function of…
The Relationship between Age and Behavioral Disorders in Children: A Tendency to Increase after Puberty
Children are more likely to show behavioral disorders as they get older due to a combination of factors, such as increased life burdens, wrong upbringing procedures, and conflict with the environment.
The Place of Emotions in the Composition of Personality
What Is an Emotional Experience? Emotions or feelings in a person are subjective reactions of the human consciousness to objective reality. It is our personal experience of objects and phenomena…
Birth Injuries in Newborns
What Is a Birth Injury? Birth injuries are physical harm to the baby that occurs as a result of over-pressure or overstretching its head, neck, body or limbs or any…