Physical Abuse
Describe the different ways that physical abuse could affect children's behavior.
Withdrawal from friends or usual activities. Changes in behavior — such as aggression, anger, hostility or hyperactivity — or changes in school performance. Depression, anxiety or unusual fears, or a sudden loss of self-confidence. Sleep problems and nightmares.
What is the best way to know how someone is feeling?
Ask them!
How do children feel when they have to live apart from their parents?
Sad, angry, relieved, happy, calm, scared, confused
What would if you saw a friend being bullied?
Tell an adult or teacher
What is domestic violence? Give an example.
A type of behavior in any relationship that is used to gain or maintain power and control over an intimate partner.
Any type of abuse or controlling behavior.
What is child physical abuse? Give an example.
Physical abuse occurs when a parent or caregiver commits an act that results in physical injury to a child or adolescent. Essentially, any intentional and unwanted contact that causes physical harm or risk of harm to another person. Physical abuse can also involve acts like administering or withholding medication without consent, fabricating or inducing illness, or restricting movement.
Name 3 ways that you can calm yourself down when you're upset.
playing games, stress toys, coloring
What are some reasons parents may not take care of their children's needs?
substance abuse, mental health issues, don't know how to, lack of money, support, unemployment, their own childhood trauma
What are different ways someone might be bullied?
physical, verbal, cyberbullying and social bullying
What is the difference between fighting and disagreeing?
How are children affected when grown-ups call them names?
When adults call children names, it can lead to low self-esteem, shame, anxiety, and depression.
What does love mean? What makes you feel loved or special?
Love is an intense feeling of deep affection. When my brother makes jokes and when he plays with me.
Do children get removed from their parents because the child did something wrong?
No, it is never the child's fault.
Why might kids bully other kids?
Their parents bully them, they think it's funny, friends tell them to do it
Who is physically abused?
In most cases, children are the victims, but it can be adults in the case of domestic violence.
Describe something that the person taking care of you does that makes you feel good.
My nana helps me with my homework.
What is child neglect?
Child neglect is the failure of a parent or caregiver to provide a child with the basic needs necessary for their physical, emotional, and educational needs.
How are surprises different than secrets?
Surprises have a joyful end, and secrets don't always have an end and can hurt
Why do parents/caregivers discipline their children? What are some positive ways that parents/caregivers can discipline children?
Parents/caregivers discipline their children to teach them acceptable behavior, encourage self-control, and help them understand the consequences of their actions, often with the goal of fostering long-term development rather than just immediate compliance. Time out, taking away privileges, writing, not allowed to do activities
What are some healthy ways of resolving problems or conflicts?
Staying calm, listening to understand the other person's perspective, and clearly communicating your own feelings and needs using "I" statements.
What are some reasons children may live in a relative's home?
Children may live with relatives due to parental issues like substance abuse, illness, incarceration, or death. Other reasons include child abuse or neglect, a parent's inability to provide care, or a family decision to place the child with a relative for a better opportunity or to help with family needs.
What are some ok touches?
a touch you are comfortable with; hugs, high fives, pat on the back,