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RE: SEC-S16/W2 - Childhood trauma & incidents- Do they affect a child's life?
We all have a bit of the childhood. At this stage, care and support is needed and any negative impression captured at this stage if not dealt could be quite devastating.
Our childhood is part of who we are today and most children deal with issues, events that can cause a trauma. It's nothing new, not from the 21st century. I frequently wonder how our ancestors dealt with it.
Our ancestors were disciplinarians and this was extended to children in the neighborhood. Thanks for your feedback @wakeupkitty
You mean those living hundreds of years ago? These anchestors were once children too... Disciplinarians or understanding parents with an eye for the need, abusement of children? Did these children not suffer from trauma, grow up.. Raised children or changed into criminals, rapists, scammers, killers, mob-leaders, cruel kings, and so on?
I am talking about the bigger picture.
The question is if trauma affects children which is not at this very moment but fkr the rest of your life and these traumatized children become traumatized adults!
That's very true but it can be hard to notice if parents, teachers are busy, not interested and a child doesn't open up.
Let's hope this contest will open some eyes and bring a change.