Is your child having troubles adjusting in some way? Or Are you an adult who's having difficulties with emotional balance or stability?
If this and some other emotional issues relating to children and adults alike are what you are experiencing, then I think it's
Is your child having troubles adjusting in some way? Or Are you an adult who's having difficulties with emotional balance or stability?
If this and some other emotional issues relating to children and adults alike are what you are experiencing, then I think it's time you met a Therapist.
The parent-child relationship is one of the most long-lasting and emotionally intense social ties. Although it can be positive and supportive, this tie also includes feelings of irritation, tension, and ambivalence.
Sometimes people may think they are experts on parenting until they become a parent. Sometimes people believe that parenting would be so easy that you would stretch out your feet to take coffee at will. But now that you have a child or children of your own, you feel overwhelmed, confused and few times perplexed and unsure to the point you find yourself wishing that kids came with an instruction manual.
Nonetheless, avoiding your child/children is not the best way to make out time for those things that makes you happy or fulfilled. A few changes might be found in the child if he/she is kept away for too long. A few of them include:
- Sudden attitudinal change in your child
- Have feeding problems and slow growth
- Be very passive and incapable of being spontaneous
- Difficulty in developing close relationships
- Being over-friendly with strangers
- Negative interaction with other children of the same age
- Inability to play imaginatively
- Inferiority complex (thinks poorly of them)
- Can be easily distracted and perform poorly at school
Often, there aren’t any obvious physical signs/ symptoms in a child's actions or emotions, but a closer observation will spot them. Changes in emotions are normal part