More girls commit suicide with poison, an alarming number and a trend that seems increasingly common.
The number of girls who have killed themselves with poison in the United States is alarming. Do you live in this country or do you have relatives who live there? Although it may seem “distant” let us remember that thanks to the Internet your child could be influenced and think that something is a “good idea”.
MORE GIRLS COMMIT SUICIDE WITH POISON
Since 2018, 1.6 million poisoning cases have been reported, of which 71% were carried out by girls between 10 and 24 years old, in suicide attempts.
CAUSES THAT MAKE A CHILD COMMIT SUICIDE
- Mental problems
- Hormonal changes
- Genetic predisposition to depression
- Depression
- Anxiety
- Problems at home
- Domestic violence
- Bullying
- School stress and pressure
- Cyberbullying
THE IMPORTANCE OF COMMUNICATION AT HOME
Good communication at home is the best way to prevent any situation that could put your child’s life at risk.
8 TIPS TO HAVE GOOD COMMUNICATION WITH YOUR CHILD
- Spend quality time with your child.
- Play “at least 30 minutes a day with your child.
- Every day, ask your child how he feels, about his school friends and what makes him happy.
- Don’t scold your child for telling the truth.
- Always congratulate your child for being honest.
- Accept and help manage your child’s emotions.
- Remind your child every day that no matter how bad the situation he is going through, he will always have the unconditional support and love of his parents.
- If you recognize that you cannot handle any situation with your child, see a specialist and do not let more time pass.
ACT FAST IF YOU SEE ANY DRASTIC CHANGES IN YOUR CHILDLIKE:
Does not eat
Don’t sleep well
You are more irritable than ever
He does not want to talk
Your grades have dropped
Don’t want to go to school
Always wear a high neck or long sleeve shirts
He stopped talking to his best friend
THESE ARE THE TOXIC SUBSTANCES YOU CAN HAVE AT HOME
- Paints
- Varnishes
- Glues
- Insecticides
- Detergents
- Ammonia
If you notice any risky conditions, ask your child directly if he is hurt, has been hurt, or thinks about hurting himself.
Has your child attempted suicide?