Causes of Violent Behaviour in Children

 Violent behaviour are seen in children these days . It should be taken seriously. This is a troubling issue needs to be carefully understood by parents, guardians, teachers and other members of the society.

Following are some range of violent behaviour. 

1.Explosive temper are seen among them .

2. Fighting and attempts to others are seen .

3. Some times they become cruel towards animals .

4. They use knives and other playing object to hurt others . 

Causes of Violent Behaviour are following - 

Children are disturbed by two factors genetic or heredity factor and surrounding factors . Some times they become the victim of bullying . Medias are also responsible for violence among children . Use of drugs and alcohol is also responsible for violence among children. The topmost cause of violence among children are Martial Breakup , Poverty , Single Parenting , Unemployment , loss of support from parents or guardians . 




How to Check :-  

If we see children becomes easily frustrated , extreme impulsiveness are found in them . They are becoming easily frustrated and angry .

What steps should be taken :- 

To prevent violent behaviour parents counselling is needed . Children should be allowed to use tablets , smartphones ,T.V ,Videos and movies in the company of elders . 




What can be done if a Child shows violent behaviour ? 

Early treatment by a psychiatrist and counseller help in this way . Family issues should be settled . If the children have problems from school it should be also settled . Ipsha Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatrists are helping children and their parents and guardians in solving these problems . You may mail us for these problems . Emai ID is ipshasamaj@gmail.com. If you need immediate assistance please message us .

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