Families are the basic, foundational social units in all human communities around the world. Parents are their child’s first teachers. More than day care or other caregivers, most of their child’s learning happens at home with their family. Creating an environment where their child can learn the appropriate skills and values as well as learn how to socialize and be secure creates a solid foundation upon which their child can grow.
It is YES, a severe impact on a developing child with depression.
Also, create an environment to be creative, for their times and the security that is at home
The articles in this link highlights this important issue:
Article The mental health of children who witness domestic violence
Article Child-Witnessed Domestic Violence and its Adverse Effects on...
Article Profiles of Behavioral Problems in Children Who Witness Dome...
https://www.womenshealth.gov/relationships-and-safety/domestic-violence/effects-domestic-violence-children
Yes, domestic violence causes children to be afraid. It also teaches them what to think is normal. Thus the children of domestic abusers either marry domestic abusers or become abusers themselves.
Please see this useful link:
https://www.childwelfare.gov/topics/systemwide/domviolence/impact/children-youth/
Domestic violence has negative impact on child development. Family is where a child learns basic survival skills and if the home is violent, they child may learn to be violent. Family should offer security, love and teach coexistence.
Yes I think so. YOU can find our study on parenting discipline styles in Egypt in this link.
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/345244058_Parenting_discipline_styles_and_child_psychopathology_in_a_clinical_sample_of_Egyptian_children_in_the_Nile_Delta_region
Children who witness domestic violence or are victims of abuse themselves are at serious risk for long-term physical and mental health problems. The effects of domestic violence on children play a tremendous role on the well-being and developmental growth of children witnessing the event. Children and youth who are exposed to domestic violence experience emotional, mental, and social damage that can affect their developmental growth.
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