Unfortunately, some children may try to justify for the abusive behaviour or try to hide the physical abuse in fear that it may continue or get worse.…
Physical abuse is when a child is physically hurt or injured. Hitting, kicking, beating with objects, throwing and shaking are all physical abuse. They can cause pain, cuts and bruising, broken bones and sometimes even death.…
If a daughter sees her father hitting and belittling her mother all the time, chances are she will grow up believing that, that is how she is supposed to be treated. This again is a great example of the social theory. It has been said that children learn what they live and chances are if a child is raised in a home where there is domestic violence then they will grow up to be the abuser and or the victim of abuse. Emotional abuse is just as bad as physical abuse the only difference is bruises go away and words once spoken don’t, words stay with a person forever. There is no reason for domestic abuse of any type, and if there is it should not go unreported.…
Physical abuse is deliberately causing physical harm to a child. This might be punching, kicking, biting, burning, scalding, shaking, throwing or beating with objects such as belts, whips, or sticks. It also includes poisoning, giving a child alcohol or illegal drugs, drowning or suffocation. Physical harm may also be caused when a parent or carer fabricates the symptoms of illness in a child. In pregnancy an unborn child can be harmed by domestic violence.…
The risk of physical abuse may increase with an alcoholic parent. They may lack the patience necessary to provide antiquate parenting skills and may turn to physical punishment, or abuse. Kunitz, Levy, McCloskey, and Gabriel (1998), explain that “Physical abuse is a significant risk factor for alcohol dependence.” This highlights how serious physical abuse is by alcoholic parents. Children who are abused have a higher risk factor of themselves developing a dependence on alcohol. This creates a cycle of addiction and violence within families that can be very difficult to…
Child abuse is more than bruises and broken bones. While physical abuse might be the most visible, other types of abuse, such as emotional abuse and neglect, also leave deep, lasting scars. (Help guide.org). The earlier abused children get help, the greater chance they have to heal and break the cycle—rather than perpetuating it. There is a myth that only bad people abuse their children. (Help guide.org) But the fact is while it 's easy to say that only "bad people" abuse their children, it 's not always so black and white. Not all abusers are intentionally harming their children. Many have been victims of abuse themselves, and don’t know any other way to parent. Others may be struggling with mental health issues or a substance abuse problem. Severe abuse early in life can lead to reactive attachment disorder. Children with this disorder are so disrupted that they have extreme difficulty establishing normal relationships and attaining normal developmental milestones. They need special treatment and support (help guide.org)…
Physical abuse is when a child is physically hurt or injured. Hitting, kicking, beating with objects, throwing and shaking are all physical abuse, all of these can cause immense pain and broken bones or in worse cases, death.…
In this assignment, I will be explaining the factors that would lead to suspicion of child maltreatment or abuse. It is important that everyone working with children and young people are prioritising child protection. Children and young people may get bruises and minor injures during playing, so it is important to listen to children and take note of their body languages and general behaviors and appearance. Type of maltreatment There are many different type of maltreatment such as physical abuse, intellectual, emotional, sexual, bullying, harassment and neglect.…
Any of these types of abuse can be present in any family regardless of race, income, educational level, and/or culture.…
If a kid were to be abused growing up they would want to try and turn to something else for the attention that they want. I have had friends who have gone through times in which their parents fight at home and when this happens they come to school usually upset and take their anger out other people and turn to violence thus creating the “cycle of violence”. I believe that people that grow up without love and support slowly begin to progress this strong anger each day because they might see people around them having what they have always wanted. Having this said this person would probably do anything to get that attention and would most likely turn to a crime. Parental relations is very important, I grew up with both my parents but many of my friend’s parents live…
Physical abuse is deliberately causing physical harm to a child. This might involve punching; kicking, biting, burning, scalding, shaking, throwing or beating with objects such as belts, whips, or sticks. It also includes poisoning, giving a child alcohol or illegal drugs, drowning or suffocation. Physical harm may also be caused when a parent or carer fabricates the symptoms of illness in a child.…
Children are usually abused by someone in their immediate family cycle. This can include parents, brothers, sisters, babysitters and other familiar adult. Children can be abused by age of up to 18 years and they likely to be at risk of physical injuries, sexual abuse, neglect, emotional abuse or verbal abuse. Child abuse can have major long term effects on all aspects of a child’s health, development and well being. The main forms of maltreatment are:…
Physical abuse is the most obvious form of child abuse worldwide. While reasonable discipline is excused from child abuse laws, causing a child physical injuries or allowing the child to be injured is considered physical abuse. Accidental injuries are not considered abuse; however, investigations may be merited when the parent's explanation does…
In many situations, the kids are familiar with their abusers making it difficult for the abused child to inform anyone of the situation, as they live in fear of what would happen if the abuser found out. This leaving them to stay silent about what is happening.…
One should take notice and report a child being kicked, bit, choked, shoved, hair pulled, or whipping that can be considered excessive and causes injury to a child. Whether or not, injury was intended, it is still child abuse. Bruises, scratches, cuts, broken bones, dislocated joints, and burns can be the result of child abuse. An adult who can’t or won’t explain an injury of a child or explains it with an elaborate story should be considered suspect. It is not normal for an adult to show aggression toward a child or indicate that the child is a troublemaker or evil liar. Take note if a parent or caregiver has a history of abusive behavior and/or takes the child to different doctors for treatment and frequently keeps the child from school or church. A good babysitter may notice injuries on an infant that is still too young to crawl, fading bruises along with new ones. Bruises or marks that have a distinctive shape ie. slaps that leave the shape of a hand, bruises that look like finger marks. If these marks show up frequently following weekends, vacations or school absences, dated photos and notes are a good thing to have should recall become necessary. Teachers often can recognize an abused child if aggression toward pets and peers is observed, often withdrawing from participation due to anxiety and acts afraid of parents and adults in authority. Special attention should be given if a child is self-destructive and reports severe discipline. Another cold hard fact is that 28.3% of adults report being physically abused as a child. (O’Meara and…