Wednesday, September 11, 2013

TIMIDITY IN CHILDREN

WHY CHILDREN GET TIMID

Children who are shy and timid are often more intelligent than people know. They are often empathetic and are deeply caring. Too often they don’t want to bother anyone by speaking out or taking action. Being shy and timid and being treated as being shy and timid can lead to avoidance of trying, getting involved, accomplishing things which in turn can lead to a loss of self-confidence or nothing to build self-confidence upon.

Timid children often have been punished or criticized destructively for their thoughts, insights, wisdom and actions. They often feel trapped with lots of awareness and have fear of taking action. Often they have no one to listen to their thoughts and fears. Such children need much support and encouragement as well as experiences that give them self-confidence.
Being timid can also be caused and complicated by: a combination of family patterns; perceptual difficulties; nutritional imbalances; exposure to environmental pollutants as well as unresolved shock, trauma, or abuses of all kinds.

Timid children tend to grow into timid youth and then adults. Let us be mindful of our actions towards our children since they affect them for a lifetime.

Source:www.growingupeasier.org



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