The Effects of Poverty on Children

When analyzing children who are growing up in poverty, many factors occur, such as physical, psychological, and emotional development. Growing in poverty may have long-term impact on children. When analyzing the impact of poverty on children it is necessary to emphasize that many children around the world may cause disability, malnutrition and even weakening the ability to function in society there is. Poverty plays an important role in the level of family functions and the social and emotional abilities that children can achieve.

Literature review of 12 previously published research papers highlights some of the effects of poverty on children. The carefully selected articles focus on the main influence of poverty on children and can be divided into four subcategories or themes based on this complex and concrete focal area and issues which are not well understood. - Clear and realistic danger: the book review "A clear and realistic risk in books" is a novel written by Tom Clancy in 1989 and published by Sandz 1983 in 1990. This book has 1,140 pages, the latest version is published by Berkeley Books, totaling 680 pages.

Children are the most poor part of society: 22% of American children live below the federal poverty line, a situation that has been going on since the 1970s. The impact of poverty on child's health and happiness is well documented. The infant mortality rate is due to poor children, more frequent and serious chronic diseases such as asthma, poor nutrition and growth, lack of access to high quality medical care, low vaccination rates, increased obesity and its complications It increases with. "A quarter of US children live in poverty for over 40 years, Dr. Thomas K. McNinney, US Co-Chair, said that American pediatric FAAP is Social Commission President (AAP) "We decided that AAP and the Pediatric Association (APA) should work to reduce poverty in children, which is to improve children's health in our country This is an important step, this is our most precious resource. "