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In 2018, more than 52,000 children have suffered violence, abuse or abandonment. The fight against all forms of violence against children is then announced as one of the three pillars of the new “Pact for children” presented in 2019 by the Ministry of Solidarity and Health.
An effect on self-confidence in children
Violence can be as much physical – slapping, spanking, pushing – as psychological and verbal with mockery, insults and degrading words. Both are not without consequences for the development of the child and cause a drop in self-esteem.
The causal link has been proven by science: the neurons that develop self-confidence and serenity are destroyed in children growing up in family settings where violence is repeated.
Rather than bullying, upsetting or even belittling, benevolence must more than ever be the key word.
The new “Children’s Pact” notably provides for a 1,000-day journey, from the fourth month of pregnancy until the child’s two years, to support parents not only on health issues but also on educational aspects. and parenting support.
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