Effects of domestic Violence
Effects of Domestic Violence on Children As Jeanie entered the house, she heard her mom screaming in her bedroom and her dad yelling loud. She also heard noises that sounded as though her father was beating up her mother, and she was sure her dad was beating up her mom. Although this situation happened often at their house, on this day it sounded worse to Jeanie. Jeanie ran to get help from her brother, but he turned her down, saying he didn't care since this happened very often. She didn't know what to do; she was really scared and her mind stopped working. Her sister was sitting quietly in her room; she was so scared that she couldn't even move. Then she heard a loud scream, which seemed like her mom's final scream. She ran toward her mom's room and knocked hard to get inside, but nobody would let her in. Then she realized that she should call the police; so she did. Police came and arrested her father for domestic violence. She watched her brother come out of his room and leave angrily, because he felt ashamed for what happened. Her sister didn't move from her spot because she was so frightened. Her mom thanked her for calling the police and they began working on a new life from then on. After that day Jeanie never talked t
They withdraw from other people and activities. Not only that they can save one of the parent from the fight also they can make them both realize what they were doing was wrong and what impact it had on their life. They just sit calm and give out blank looks. They show no emotions or any respect to anyone (Bruhn 65). Growing up in a violent home is a terrifying and traumatic experience that can affect every aspect of a child's growth and development. New York: The Rosen Publishing Group, Inc. There are many ways a child can help to stop their tragedies too. New York: The Rosen Publishing Group. These kids are not likely to survive in the future. They do not care whether any one does not like them, because they are brought up from a home where there is no concern for the society (Kurland 63).
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