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More than 61% percentage of children reported at least 1 traumatic event by the age of 18.
What are traumatic childhood experiences?
The traumatic stressful event that happens in childhood are referred to as "adverse childhood experiences," or "ACEs" (0-17 years).
Some of the traumatic evets are:
- Being subjected to abuse, neglect, or violence
- Seeing violence in the society or at home
- Experiencing a family member's death
- Aspects of the child's surroundings that might damage their feeling of security, stability, and kinship are also considered, such as growing up in a home where: issues with substance abuse, mental illness issues, instability brought on by a parent's divorce or incarceration of family members.
What are the consequences traumatic childhood experiences?
Traumatic childhood experiences can have long-lasting, detrimental consequences on health, wellbeing, and life possibilities including educational and employment prospects. Involvement in injuries, maternal and child health issues (including teen pregnancy, pregnancy complications, and foetal death), and a variety of chronic diseases and leading causes of death, including cancer, diabetes, heart disease, can all be increased by these experiences.
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