Child

Death is one of the most difficult topics to talk about with a child. Announcing the loss of someone from the child’s close circle creates a lot of anxiety on parents. So how do we talk about death with the child?

Sleep Disorders are one of the most common complaints in the Childhood Age Group, being more common during infancy.

Parents’ reactions to their children’s lies; can completely eliminate, strengthen, or make this behavior chronic.

• Starting kindergarten is a very important step for both the family and the child. In the first three years, the child takes what he can get from his parents, whom he sees as a model, and reaches a psycho-social maturity within the opportunities given to him; however, this development is limited. • When the child starts kindergarten, he enters from the family environment where he knows all the rules, to an environment where there are people he does not know yet. This new situation, of course, can create adaptation problems in children.

Member of the Turkish National Allergy and Clinical Immunology Association Prof. Dr. Safa Barış and his teammates made an important breakthrough in immunology.

A Few Points To Consider While Playing With Your Child At Home

It is of great importance to provide psychological intervention to children exposed to disasters such as earthquakes at the right time and in the right context.

Jealousy arises from a child’s desire to be the family’s only beloved possession. And the boy has no tolerance for any opponent. Sharing a mother’s love is painful. Sharing according to the understanding and experience of the child; means to settle for less. In a way, it’s like being satisfied with half an apple. It is worrying for the child to share the mother’s love and the father’s care. It doesn’t make sense for the child to expect him to be happy with this as well. Because in childhood, love is perceived as a more concrete situation. Love is in the form of “having”. When a brother comes, he thinks that the love that he deserves has been given to someone else, he gets angry and nervous. He worries about losing this love and not being able to regain it. He sees his brother as an obstacle between him and his parents and gets angry. His trust in his family and those who love him is shaken. In short; first of all, jealousy is a normal and inevitable emotion; Sibling jealousy is also a problem that can be seen in every family with more than one child.

The number of families who complain that their children are angry is increasing day by day. Examples of violence can be given in a wide range from crying crises of children to physical harm to others, themselves or the things around them. Does the child express himself in this way because he is not really understood and understood? Or does he resort to these behaviors because he cannot get what he wants, rather than not being understood?

Stating that traumatic events such as earthquakes will shake children’s sense of trust, Psychiatry Specialist Assist. Assoc. Dr. Melek Gözde Luş has found that various behaviors can be seen in children and adolescents according to age group.