Children that are abused are normally not allowed to feel any emotion while with their abuser. As they grow, they continue to hide those emotions. They deserve to have a childhood, including that part of their being that is aware of their emotions.

Do children abuse other children? Does it really happen? It most certainly does. In this article, I would like to highlight bullying. It happens at every grade level throughout a child’s educational years. Read this article for more information on bullying.

Many students, across the country, experience abuse firsthand from their peers. There are many forms of abuse that occur in our schools. This article takes a look at the abuse that is often labeled as bullying.

I have recently received requests regarding where to go if a person suspects child abuse. There is a website that is rich in information and resources. It is the ChildHelp National Child Abuse Hotline.

April is Child Abuse Prevention Month. There are ways for the general public to help those suffering from child abuse. There are also programs available to help educate the general public on abuse.

Child abuse is definitely preventable! It is okay to get involved and report any suspected abuse. Most cases of child abuse can be prevented through education on the topic.

Unfortunately, child abuse does occur in the church. This article explores how it can be for the children that are being abused.

Since January of 2006, sixty-three children have died due to child abuse and neglect. Read this article for more information.

Child abuse awareness happens when one is educated on the topic. Awareness and education can help prevent child abuse from occuring.

Triggers are something that cause flashbacks, anxiety, and other symptoms for the survivor of child abuse. While the triggers can be scary, there is help to move past them.