FACTORS AFFECTING THE DEVELOPMENT OF CHILDREN ACCORDING TO THEIR CHARACTERISTICS IN CHILD/AUTHENTIC RELATIONSHIPS
Creators: name: ÇELİK, Buket
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2023
Subjects: Child Psychology, Adolescent Psychology, Gifted Children, Special Children, Children and Communication

description: Getting hold of information on children The ties that a kid has within their immediate family, which may include their parents or main caregivers, as well as their siblings, are the relationships that are the most crucial and necessary to the child's continued existence. This is particularly true for very young children and infants, who are wholly reliant on their caretakers to fulfill all of their day-to-day requirements for them. The relationship between a parent and child is one of the most important in a child's life throughout adolescence and into the years that follow. This is despite the fact that extended family members, educators, and peers all play a role in supporting a child's mental health and development as they age. In adult services, child-responsive and parent-sensitive practice recognizes the need to seek information from clients about their parenting status and from parents about the nature of their bond with their offspring. This information can be obtained by asking clients about their parenting status and by asking parents about their parenting status. In order to avoid children from becoming a "invisible" component of the provision of services, a strategy that is child-sensitive acknowledges and takes into consideration the points of view of children. For instance, one in every six women over the age of 15 had been physically and/or sexually attacked by their current or past partner, and one in four have suffered emotional abuse at the hands of a current partner. A practitioner can take the first step toward understanding and reducing the impact of domestic violence on a child's mental health and development by asking these women if they had children in their care when they experienced violence. This question is the first step toward understanding and reducing the impact of domestic violence on a child's mental health and development. The initial phase in the procedure is represented by this question. Finding a "entry point" is one method to get these talks off on the correct footing from the very beginning. If the parent has come to you with a problem or a set of circumstances that you feel may also impact their kid and that you believe you can help them with. You may also believe that you are in a position to assist the parent. Another possibility is that the parent has voiced their own personal worries over the actions of their kid or the circumstances in which they find themselves. You may also investigate the social and emotional well-being of the kid by asking open-ended questions or by expressing any concerns you may have on the challenges that the child's parents, extended family, or community are presently facing with your customer. Another factor that might have an effect on a kid is the quality of the relationships that they have in their environment. Domestic and familial violence, as well as disagreements between parents, may have a substantial influence on a kid's physical and mental health as well as their development. This is true even if the child does not directly see their parents fighting or hurting one another.