In today’s world, the number of suicidal tendencies are increasing dramastically, especially among the teenagers. These may be the result of mental illness like severe depression and bipolar disorders. Based on the research, the tendency is highest among those who suffered from dramastic hormonal changes.

We, unexpectedly, used to ignore the children in our community under the consideration that they might not be able to understand everything. In fact, this tradition is totally wrong. Literally, children can understand and can cope with feelings from when they were in the womb. More or less, they have to deal with various emotional ups and downs in their ages. This is more apparent in children who came from broken families. When we say broken families, we have to consider not only separate parents, but also single-parent, or raising by Steps, or parents with relationship problems. Mostly, these children are found to have mental disorders such as insecurities, low self-esteem, negativism, extremely down hatred, high suspicious personality. 

In developing countries, we have social workers, or various types of  organisations to help those in need with mental illness. In places where those services are out of reach, close relatives like grandparents or aunts, uncles or other close friends like their teachers or mentors can help the children dealing with hard family matters. Understanding, coping with and listening to their problems will help them improve their mental status. What matters is not to be neglected by the community.

And also, we shouldn’t forget about the fact of bullying at school and cyber bullying which is quite a common factor distributing depression among children. These problems may be in hiderence  for a long time. So, it’s the responsibility of the community to give awareness of these matters and not to be ignored.  A child has the right to be protected, cared for and loved regardless of their situation.

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