Essays on Childhood

Childhood innocence is a concept portrayed within writing, television, and movies. A statement of innocence, naivety, and freedom from worries. The short story “The Flowers” by Alice Walker weaves a tale of a beautiful summer day and a young girl named Myop. With positive and…

This literature review will explore childhood exposure to family violence (CEFV) as a social work issue and in particular, it focuses on the intergenerational impact of CEFV on female adults’ attitudes and behaviors towards family violence (FV). The Australian Association of Social Workers (AASW) plays…

“If you carry your childhood with you, you never become older” -Tom Stoppard. The memories of childhood have their own place in any individual’s heart. As one grows up, one feels more and more attached with his childhood, the best period in an individual’s life….

While maximizing the education of every child in America should be a priority, it is just as important as a means out of poverty. If the nation is to remain economically stable and influential over time, it is vital that children are healthy, well-educated, graduate…

Child obesity is progressively rising around the world, affecting kids from ages of life. Pediatric obesity can cause a few health, mental and social issues including the pulmonary system, gastrointestinal system cardiovascular system, and orthopedic. Managing pediatric obesity can be a challenge to guardians and…

Having childhood dreams and life goals can determine what your future will hold. During childhood, most children comprise dreams that may be unattainable, like being a Rockstar, playing for MLB, or being a famous fashion designer; but they also procure dreams that are realistic. Some…