Children: The Innocent Victims of Polygamy

Many people get the opportunity to help reduce children's daily stress by not only helping children but also taking charge of daily cooking and cleaning. Especially in this vulnerable economic situation, ordinary families living in the United States can not tolerate the luxury of hiring detergents, chefs or nanny. However, for the choice of lifestyle by multiple spouses, polygamous families in the United States have multiple adults who can contribute to the same family.

I grew up in a society where 60% of society practiced polygamy and friends, women and children were abandoned due to polygamy. Due to polygamous abuse by emotional abuses and neglected wives and children, I find that children of polygamy families suffer more from the absence of father love and support, not distorting or splitting maybe. Risk of neglecting parents. Infants are directly affected by their mother's mood, and in polygamous families, the incidence of depression and anxiety is positively correlated with maternal anxiety and depression.

Gregory Moffat divides children into two categories: injured innocent people and corrupt angels: child abuse and child aggression. A child is injured, innocent, and harmed by the actions of others or the aggressor suffering from others. When a child becomes a victim, Moffat discusses Munich Hausen's syndrome through agents, carer abuse, and neglect, and why their parents do not protect their children from abused parents. He also considers the child as an attacker - acting as a bully, committing murder, and committing violence by eating and eating disorders.

The ritual of abuse is an extreme sadism for child abuse and unacceptable adults. Innocent children abusers are merciless, as they sacrifice their bidding psychologically, physically and emotionally. When the victims are finally released, they are prohibited from talking about what happened to them, and they are afraid that they and their families will be killed. - Child abuse usually affects children 0 to 18 years old, and it also occurs in socioeconomic, religious, ethnic and even educational contexts. Child abuse and neglect can be said to be a violation of the basic human rights of children caused by social, family, psychological and economic factors (Kiran, 2011). Family factors include lack of support, poverty, single parents, domestic violence etc (McCoy and Keen, 2009).