Signs, symptoms, indicators and behaviour of neglect

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Signs, symptoms, indicators and behaviour of neglect

Signs of neglect Smell Unwashed clothes Hungry Thirsty

Behaviours Obsessive Misses school Eating disorders Clingy Constantly belittling, shaming and humiliating a child

Long term effects Emotional difficulties such as anger, anxiety, sadness and low self esteem Struggling with parenting and relationships Behavioural problems Worrying that their abuser is still a threat to themselves or others.

Prevention Listen to the child in a non-judgemental manner Know where to call and get help Believe the child if they confide in you about a difficult situation