What are the signs that a child's emotional needs are not being met?
Signs that a child's emotional needs may not be met include:
1. Behavioral Changes: Increased aggression, withdrawal, or regression in behavior. 2. Academic Issues: Decline in school performance or lack of interest in learning. 3. Physical Symptoms: Unexplained headaches, stomachaches, or changes in sleep patterns. 4. Emotional Outbursts: Frequent tantrums, crying, or excessive anxiety. 5. Social Difficulties: Trouble making or keeping friends, or reluctance to participate in group activities.
