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5 Childhood Emotional Wounds Parents May Fail To Recognize

While being a child makes you more vulnerable to physical injuries, mental wounds are more common and sometimes go unnoticed by parents. As a result, it is critical that we understand the various types of emotional wounds that children might experience and that we recognize them early enough to prevent them from being carried down to their adulthood. To know 5 Childhood Emotional Wounds Parents May Fail To Recognize visit https://childventures.ca/ or call us on 905.332.7539.ttt

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5 Childhood Emotional Wounds Parents May Fail To Recognize

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  1. 5 Childhood Emotional Wounds 5 Childhood Emotional Wounds Parents May Fail To Recognize Parents May Fail To Recognize Children are growing human beings that find it hard to control their emotions. As parents, sometimes we give emotional wounds to our children that they reproduce with time as they grow and develop. In this post, we will be discussing the five times when parents are unknowingly giving an emotional wound to their child. 1.Loneliness: Children between the ages of 0 to 3 years have a really small circle that consists of the child and her parents. If any of the parents are not present, either physically or emotionally, it will instil a feeling of abandonment in the child forever.

  2. 2.Disappointment: When the parents are working hard, have a busy life or are just tired, the rejection to play or spend time with the child can lead to the fear of rejection. It will hurt the emotions of the child and later in life such children prefer to isolate themselves. 3.Unfaithfulness: Set the expectations right and be mindful of the feelings of your child. If it is sensed by a toddler that their parents are not faithful to her, a fear of betrayal develops. Such children find it difficult to trust others in their life. 4.Biasedness: When parents are too strict with a child, for instance, if no room for mistakes is left for a 6-year-old, it will turn the child into an emotionally hurt individual with coldness. Such a child might become rigid in the future. 5.Embarrassment: Constant criticism or humiliation is not good. It will develop a fear of failure in the child forever. The emotional wound would affect the confidence level of the child and possibly such a child would turn to become a bully in later life. Final words You need to be mindful of every step you take and every word you speak in front of your child. For more guidance on recovering from emotional wounds, get in touch with the experts at Childventures. The early leading academy is operating from multiple locations across Canada.

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