Repercussions Of Children In A Motherless Home

One of the effects parental abandonment is the child living with the fear of being abandoned. Such a child will avoid relationships in the fear that they may not always work as they always feel in denial. This factor affects their life and as a result will lead to other effects as the child will always be stressed. The stress leads to depression overall. The effects of depression are poor performance; this factor of poor performance is displayed in their academic life where in most cases the child will be continuously recording poor grades even when the best learning

The absence of a mother in Baby’s life is without a doubt one of the

Bowlby identified a number of possible short and long term effects of maternal deprivation and these are detailed in the table below: This may explain Anna’s inability to form solid relationships with others. Anna would have experienced detachment as an infant with

    Many children grow up without a mom, a working mom, an overprotective mom, or stay-at-home moms.

If fathers made a conscious decision to be around their child, that can lead to negative emotional consequences later in life. In “Third Bank of the River” João Guimarães Rosa writes “I was deeply distressed and felt the need to do something more.” (Page 357). In the story, the Father leaves the son as he goes on river with his boat and stays away from civilization. He stays like that for the most of his son's life and that sentence demonstrates that his son has been affected by his father's absence which can lead to future consequences.

Children who live without their fathers are, on average, more likely to choose deviant peers, have trouble getting along with other children, be at higher risk for peer problems and more aggressive.

This journal explains that researchers, such as Amato, have several theories that explain why and how children growing up with single parents have an elevated risk of experiencing problems. Some of these problems include cognitive thinking, social interaction and the emotional well-being of the child. Most of the theories discuss economic and parental resources available to children. They also talk about the stressful events and circumstances to which these children must adapt.

For the past several years, research on the impact of fatherlessness has drastically increased. Though it has always been known that a father presence has value for a child, within the last ten years data and studies have shown the depth and extent of that value on a child’s life. As an educator for over 30 years and a high school principal for the last 13 years, I have seen firsthand the ill effects on students that come from homes of absentee fathers. If I could eliminate one thing in our world today that would save future generations, I would eliminate “fatherlessness”. Today’s world is one in which many fathers

How an individual reacts and interprets everyday situations can be influenced by many different causes. Whereas these causes can range from individual to environmental in nature, the earliest of our preferences and relationships can go on to dictate our actions and beliefs. None of these are as important as the bond shared between a mother and child. As Mary Ainsworth once said “… [A] mothers ' behaviour appears to be the most important factor in establishing a secure or insecure attachment.” (Ainsworth et al., 1978; Isabella & Belsky, 1991, as cited in Martin, Carlson & Buskist, 2013). This essay will aim to discuss the consequences of secure and insecure attachments on intellectual, emotional and social child developmental. It will look briefly at children without their mother as their initial attachments, then it shall cover disorganised attachment. It shall then explain how attachment types suggest how children will react in social situations, their emotional well-being and how successful they are academically.

I agree that the absence of one parents could intervein in the children’s well-being and children’s outcomes, but the results of the study showed that single mothers were in disadvantage comparing to other family structures. It is fact that most of single mother income is lower than single father. Also, the society structure led a single mother to struggle to support their children by themselves by the lack of resources and

The effects of a fatherless single parent family home are numerous. Children raised in fatherless single parent family homes are prone to delinquency, are more likely to have confused identities (boys), they are also at greater risk to suicide, they tend to engage in greater and earlier sexual activity, they are disproportionately the victims of sexual abuse. They are more likely to be poor: have more health problems, have more trouble in school, are more likely to become teen parents, are more likely

The most abused social problem is absent fathers. When a child’s father dies, there is no quick fix unless the mother gets remarried. Whereas if the father is alive and knows about the child, but disregards to care for or recognize his kid, is what is being abused. A life without a father is barren. Two parents are better than one without a doubt. If someone were to believe that anything positive arrives from fatherless raised children, my thought is, why? How do you? How do you suppose a kid enter the world from an absent fathered family, and conform in a relatively masculine world? How do you come to believe that being raised without a father doesn’t harm a kid’s objective on life? Do you think that kid will acquire an equal amount of love,

Throughout history a one-parent household has been deemed as a nontraditional family, but in today’s society it seems more and more common with every day. Although the reason and causes vary, each year the number of children raised by a single parent increases. Most people don’t seem to realize how much this can change a child’s future. The impact of childhood experiences simply set the disposition of adulthood and the rest of their lives. There is not one sole factor that affects child development, but one very important one is the role and relationship created with one’s parents. How a child is parented and raised leaves a lasting impression on them, commonly for a

Because of the love and affection they receive, they learn to rely on the caregiver (mother) and to trust her. As they grow they learn by watching and imitating her, as well as by getting instructions and guidance from her. When they manage to do something, their learning is reinforced by her praise and approval. This is a normal scenario. This is the ideal environment for a child to develop his potential to the maximum. Moreover, studies have shown that infants who are abandoned and separated from their mothers become unhappy and depressed, sometimes to the point of panic. After long periods of separation and isolation, they show symptoms of apathy and withdrawal or restlessness, hyperactivity, inability to concentrate, and craving for affection.”

     Being an only child though is not filled with simply a positive side. It can also be a bad effect on the child’s personality. The child being the center of attention all the time to the parents makes them feel very special and important. They soon begin to believe that they may be the center of the world since everything in their household is revolved another them. They never have to face the problem of sibling rivalry so no one ever becomes more significant then them. Having all this praise and interest about these only children all the time will make them to be self-centered at times. Being self-centered is not a good trait to have because they have to be aware that there are other people in the world. The only children must consider how to care about other people and their feelings. Living as an only child it is hard to learn these lessons because they have no friends from the start like a brother or sister to teach them how to interact with their peers. Nonetheless only children are not hopeless and once they head into school they learn their lessons of socializing with others. (Sulloway, 1997)