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Help Child In Traumatic Disaster Children are at risk to violence. Physically they are a people who are weak and easy to bother. Children who knowledge an initial traumatic event before they are 11 years old are three times more likely to develop psychological symptoms than those who experience their first trauma as a teenager or later. But children are able to handle better with a traumatic event if parents, friends, family, teachers and other adults support and help them with their experiences. Other child may not show a change in manners, but may still need our help. The smallest incident can lead to traumatic disaster. Some events below can cause trauma in children: Swap from being settle down, obedient and caring to noisy, piercing and destructive or may change from being sociable to introverted and frightened. Develop of the night doubts. They may be sleep alone at night, with the light off, to sleep in their own room, or have nightmares or bad dreams. Be distress over the loss of a favorite toy, blanket, teddy bear or other times that adults might consider unimportant but which are vital to the child. Become easily sadden, weeping and purring. Descend trust…