Tipping A Child: A Case Study

Picture a family: the mom and dad with their child. These parents are heading to school; to drop their child off. Before even getting in the car, the family is making sure they're all ready to go. This includes bathing, eating, and getting dressed. While sitting down to eat, the father looks at the clock to see they're running late. He then goes to grab his wife, in order to head to the school to drop their son off. Double checking to make sure the family has all their materials for the day, they all head to the car. After strapping their four-year-old into his booster seat; the family starts to pull out of the driveway. Listening to the traffic on the radio, the parents check to see how bad it's going to be. While they plan out the timing, the child is in the back seat smiling with joy. About five minutes away from dropping their child off, the parents feel a little off. Though they don't let that get in their way. Soon, the child starts to talk to his parents. After, speaking his mind the parents never respond. Which
Parents have the ability to teach their child the right way to act. While growing up, a child is going to be exposed to reality. They have to be able to play fair,communicate well, and use the correct manners: this all starts with developing their emotions. Adults with drug addiction have a higher chance child abuse and neglect. Drug abuse has shown many different psychological complications within a child. According to aaets.org ,these complications can be very severe, to the point the child develops mental disorders, which include ADHD, Depression, Anxiety, and Eating disorders. Not only can a child exhibit these disorders, they could also become very emotional. A child exposed to drugs has a way of expressing fear, guilt, mistrust, shame, confusion and mood swings. Having all these emotional complications, a child is going to have a tough time feeling like