Many parents are keen to raise their children with proper upbringing away from the street, as they know well the vices of street children. However, some are lenient in this matter, citing pressures, not suppressing freedom, or even allowing their children to release their energy by playing ball, for example, in the street. They may not realize the danger of this on their children, or because they are constantly busy. But the company of street children and their constant presence in the street has many serious vices, and we will summarize them for you in ten vices that every parent should know the danger of.
Vices of street children
Vices of street children are as fellows:
- Children learn bad and vulgar words from the street, including cursing, swearing, and lying. If you want your child to develop these negative traits, leave them on the street.
- Leaving children in the street makes it very difficult to raise them properly. We are currently facing issues with modern mobile devices and the harmful content that children can access and emulate in the street.
- Gathering in the street can lead to the commission of crimes such as theft, breaking shop windows, and harassing women, children, and workers. If you want your child to become one of these criminals, leave them on the street.
- Many studies have proven that staying in the street is the start of committing moral crimes such as admiration or deviation.
- Being in the street can expose a child to kidnapping or theft, as their money or phone can be stolen by those older than them.
- The street is a major cause of child abduction due to assault or money.
- Children joining suspicious groups because of their constant presence in the street.
- Children falling into the trap of addiction and drugs and being led down this dark path.
- Tarnishing the family’s reputation by using the famous phrase “This is the son of so-and-so” or “from the family of so-and-so,” which can harm the family’s reputation.
- Weak academic achievement for children.
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What are children exposed to from the streets?
The term “street children” usually refers to children who live on the streets without adequate care by adults or the family and these children are exposed to many risks and challenges that may cause evils and negative effects on their lives, including:
- Homelessness and poverty: They are vulnerable to homelessness and living in devastating conditions of poverty.
- Educational neglect: They may miss the opportunity to get a quality education, affecting their understanding of the world and their future opportunities.
- Involvement in crime: Due to the lack of guidance and care, they can be attracted to crime or engage in illegal activities.
- Addiction: They can suffer from lack of medical care and health neglect, leading to physical and psychological health problems.
- Social instability: They lack a stable and supportive social environment, which increases their psychosocial instability.
- Violation of children’s rights: They can be subjected to violations of their rights as children, whether through exploitation or violation of their basic rights.
- Child labor engagement: They may find themselves forced to work in unsafe or illegal jobs to make ends meet.
Improving the conditions of street children requires integrated efforts from society and the government to provide basic care, educational opportunities, psychological and health care for these children.
These are the most prominent vices that children may fall into if we leave them as prey to the street. We do not mean by this to list the negatives of society, but to alert negligent parents to the danger of leaving their children in the street and to educate them about its risks so that they can protect their children.
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