Why a quiet child isn’t always “Good”
Silence often masquerades as contentment, but according to neurologist Dr. Bing, this isn’t always the case. A child's quietness might reveal an anxious mind in 'survival mode,' constantly on the lookout for potential threats. This fear-driven stillness can considerably stunt emotional and social growth, leading to behavioral issues in adulthood.
Silence often masquerades as contentment, but according to neurologist Dr. Bing, this isn’t always the case. A child's quietness might reveal an anxious mind in 'survival mode,' constantly on the lookout for potential threats. This fear-driven stillness can considerably stunt emotional and social growth, leading to behavioral issues in adulthood.
