Do children need personal space..?why or why not..?f not given what will happen??

Question

Do children need personal space..?why or why not..?f not given what will happen??

Answer 1

every needs, tell me what would you feel like if your privacy is been stolen off

Answer 2

I have three children, the youngest is four, all have needed their personal space. After all, children are little humans and have their likes and dislikes, one of them is invading their SPACE! I can hardly talk to my four year old son when he is on the computer, but as a parent, I am always near by keeping keen eye on him, when he needs me he calls. The other two children are grown up now, 13 and 16 years old and they just take my money so they can go out and have some free space! Which then gives me some free space, I love my free space.

Answer 3

If we stopped looking at children as some sort of 'other creature or species' and instead looked at them as just small PEOPLE then the answer would, hopefully, be self-evident.

Think back to your own childhood, close your eyes and be 8, 10, 12, 15 again. Feel the the answer?

How do you feel if it is not given?

You tell me the consequences.

Answer 4

Children need as much personal space as the mother is willing too give. Parents are there to rear young grown ups, not spoiled brats.  At 18 years, the parent(s) should be confident enough to send a child halfway around the earth without any worries.

Peace.

Answer 5

Your children will break spiritualy and live out h**l in their lives if they do not have their own space. Have you ever watched the animals in the zoo? How they lie around almost lifeless. They have become shells of their true selves, and even if they are released will not survive in the wild. They cannot be fixed they are broken. How different is a child from a lion cub, playfull, sometimes aggressive, sometimes sad, sometimes lonely. If a wild adult lion can be broken then can a cub born into captivity can be completely shattered to smithereens. Carefull how you handle your cubs.

Answer 6

Because it is my nature to need time without --people around ( I do not like to constantly have people around me ), I needed my own time. I have always preferred the company of animals. Dogs, cats, wildlife, what ever.

My parents saw that as a flaw in my personality. I only recently learned that!

Answer 7

If you want your children to grow up to be independent and well-adjusted, capable of researching and making decisions regarding their actions and the consequences of their actions, then they absolutely need some personal space.  They need to be allowed to make mistakes and they need to be allowed to get hurt every once in a while.  As a parent, it's a horrible thing to watch and always difficult to know where to draw the line and intervene or invade their personal space, but necessary.

Answer 8

Need and desire of personal space grows with maturity. Depends upon the physical and mental constitution and grooming.

Answer 9

i m a kid

Answer 10

Some do and some don`t.  It varies according to type.

One who does need space and there are different kinds of space as well will usually feel threatened if they can`t have it or are forced not to have it.  This is an instinctive reaction for them.  The same will happen to those as anyone else who is stressed.   They will get physically or mentally ill.

Answer 11

they will develop low self esteem, shyness, social awkwardness, they will always be looking around to see whos watching.

Answer 12

Children need personal space as much as they need disciplining!

Let go of one and you have problems,  Momma!

Answer 13

Yeah. They might think personal space is non-existent. They might invade someone else's or let someone else invade theirs.

Answer 14

Space necessary for there development.