child well-being
Kids' overall health
Child well-being is the overall state of a child's health, happiness, and development—physical, emotional, and social.
The term appears frequently in policy discussions, social services, and research: The program aims to improve child well-being in underserved communities.
Measures of child well-being typically include factors like nutrition, education, safety, and family stability.
- social skillsAbility to interact well
- self-esteemOne's sense of worth
- nutritionBodily use of food
- healthy eatingConsuming nutritious, balanced meals
- stress managementHandling psychological tension
literacy · numeracy · empathy · psychological resilience · curiosity · family bonding · quality time · warm hugs · school readiness · creativity · exercise · immunization · emotional intelligence · safe spaces · coping mechanisms · play · sleep · screen time
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Harm inflicted on minors
child neglect · child endangerment · child exploitation · child trauma · childhood adversity
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