Effect of Divorce on Children
Spouses opt in for divorce for very trivial problem they find themselves, forgetting the emotional challenges their children undergo leading them to engage in detrimental behaviors. Children of divorced families are significantly more likely to begin smoking than peers whose parents are married. If both parent who are to teach them their moral responsibility and support them emotionally especially in their teens are not both present. The child turns to their peers for such support and if they find themselves with such group of friends they in turn follow their deeds and easily give into their demands believing they are friends they could confide in.
There is the chance for children from separated homes to run the risk of developing health problems. Children whose parents are intact get constant supervision on the sort of food and alternative factors that contribute to good health whilst kids from divorced homes do not.
The loss of family; every child loves to be in a stable home. Not having both parents to lean on in times of trouble and to emotionally uplift them make them live in fear, loneliness and guilt. Once one parent leaves, the child might be concerned the remaining parent can follow. Even when parents reassure the child of their love, the child could also assume that he or she caused the breakup.
Moreover the tendency of giving up on school of those who go through a big family change like divorce is of a high increase. The younger a child is during the divorce, the more he or she may be affected. Conjointly youngsters who are forced to travel through amendment like divorce have additional challenges in school. Aside being tutored in school, they find it difficult attending to their home assignment because he or she may not get the support of a parent taking them through. For a child to perform better at school it includes both the teacher and parental support.
Furthermore, children from divorced homes are more likely to divorce as adults. Children from separated background aim to possess stable homes after they marry. The issue is that they marry early and if married to somebody of an equivalent age. Because they marry young, they are not equipped to face the challenges of marriage that awaits them. Also in the hope of not repeating their parent legacy they take decisions that get into the long-term collapse the marriage.
Another effect of divorce on children is that they become depressed. Children are not able to handle stressful situation and the thought of a parent leaving them is a blow in a neck. They generally feel guilty thinking it is their fault or the parents do not love them that why they are separating.
Children of broken homes are more easily to involve in criminal activities such as arm robbery, drugs and sexual assaults. They engage in these because the mom and dad they look up to are not there to impact the ethical responsibility he or she need.They end up violating the norms and values that regulates the society.
It is the desire of all married couple to bring up their children in a unified home where they can see their little ones grow into responsible adults. So let us all address this issue of divorce because the rate is alarming.
There is the chance for children from separated homes to run the risk of developing health problems. Children whose parents are intact get constant supervision on the sort of food and alternative factors that contribute to good health whilst kids from divorced homes do not.
The loss of family; every child loves to be in a stable home. Not having both parents to lean on in times of trouble and to emotionally uplift them make them live in fear, loneliness and guilt. Once one parent leaves, the child might be concerned the remaining parent can follow. Even when parents reassure the child of their love, the child could also assume that he or she caused the breakup.
Moreover the tendency of giving up on school of those who go through a big family change like divorce is of a high increase. The younger a child is during the divorce, the more he or she may be affected. Conjointly youngsters who are forced to travel through amendment like divorce have additional challenges in school. Aside being tutored in school, they find it difficult attending to their home assignment because he or she may not get the support of a parent taking them through. For a child to perform better at school it includes both the teacher and parental support.
Furthermore, children from divorced homes are more likely to divorce as adults. Children from separated background aim to possess stable homes after they marry. The issue is that they marry early and if married to somebody of an equivalent age. Because they marry young, they are not equipped to face the challenges of marriage that awaits them. Also in the hope of not repeating their parent legacy they take decisions that get into the long-term collapse the marriage.
Another effect of divorce on children is that they become depressed. Children are not able to handle stressful situation and the thought of a parent leaving them is a blow in a neck. They generally feel guilty thinking it is their fault or the parents do not love them that why they are separating.
Children of broken homes are more easily to involve in criminal activities such as arm robbery, drugs and sexual assaults. They engage in these because the mom and dad they look up to are not there to impact the ethical responsibility he or she need.They end up violating the norms and values that regulates the society.
It is the desire of all married couple to bring up their children in a unified home where they can see their little ones grow into responsible adults. So let us all address this issue of divorce because the rate is alarming.
