Analysis of Domestic Violence Impact on Children and Prevention

This report examines the critical issue of domestic violence and its impact on children, focusing on the age group of 1 to 4 years old. The report identifies key factors contributing to domestic violence, including parental behavior, the child's environment, parental habits related to substance use, and the family's financial situation. It highlights the adverse effects of domestic violence on children's development and well-being, emphasizing the need for intervention. The report proposes practical prevention strategies such as community-based prevention programs, the implementation of penalties for abusers, and educational initiatives for children to protect themselves. The report emphasizes the importance of addressing domestic violence to safeguard children's health and future, offering a comprehensive overview of the problem and potential solutions.

Evaluate the implementation
of evidence based practice to
support children or young
people experiencing
transitions

MU53-5.3 Evaluate the implementation of evidence based practices to support
Children or young people experiencing transitions
Children between the age group of 1 to 4 face domestic violence in the society. It is
necessary to stop and finish domestic violence as soon as possible because it adversely effect the
children growth as well as health. In addition to this, it effects other children's habit also. In order
to stop this some of the factors that is to be analysed are mentioned below:
 The behaviour of parents plays a very crucial role as they become aggressive on their
child due to their personal reasons. For instance, if there is lack of understanding among
the parents then sometimes they beat their children's for no reason in order to remove the
frustration and stress level (Sayal and et. al., 2018).
 The environment in which children's spent their time also leads to domestic violence. The
friend group of children impacts their behaviour. For example, If the friend of children
consuming drinks and drugs then it also develop habit in other friend also. This makes the
negative impact of children in society due to which they are abusing by the people
society.
 The attitude and behaviour of parents against tobacco, smoking, alcohol directly affect
the habit of children's. Their children's also start learning consuming this substances such
as drinking, drugs, smoking if their parents consume it. This will rise domestic violence
on children's.
 The financial condition of families also rises the possibility of domestic violence. If the
financial condition of family is poor and parents dis not able to fulfil their children need,
this will force children to make wrong things in order to earn money. If this habit of child
knows by parents then they surely beat children's at first reaction which leads to domestic
violence.
 As we can see on streets that small children's of age group 1 to 4 years are sent by their
parents to earn money by bagging. If they did not, they has beaten by their families.
It is necessary to get rid out of domestic violence on children at earliest. In order to
remove this, some techniques has to be follow by individuals in their work routine or in their life.
This technique are discussed below:
 Conducting prevention programmes: The programmes is organised in societies, in
schools, on roads in order to remove domestic violence. This programmes aware people

that how their negative behaviour and abusing effects their children life and in their
coming future. The programmes are based on themes and improves the life of small
children's.
 Charge penalties & give punishments : The penalties should be charged from the
parents who abuses or beat their children. Punishments such as jail creates the fear in the
mind of people and thus reduces domestic violence with in the country. This will
automatically reduce the level of Violence that takes place on children's.
 Educating Children's: The programmes can be conducted in schools that can educate
children's about domestic violence so that they can complaint and protect themselves if
beaten and abuses by someone or by their parents.

REFERENCES
Books and Journals
Sayal, K. and et. al., 2018. ADHD in children and young people: prevalence, care pathways, and
service provision. The Lancet Psychiatry. 5(2). pp.175-186.