• Home
  • >
  • How you being abused can affect your kids

How you being abused can affect your kids

 

If you're being abused, you're doubless wondering how the situation might be affecting your chilldren. Here are some potential outcomes:

  • It might be difficult for you to provide consistent care for the children
  • The children may not want to tell you things that are worrying them
  • The children may be frightened and not know how to tell you
  •  The children may worry that you can’t protect them from scary things
  • You might put yourself at risk to protect the children which may mean they spend longer worrying
  • You might not realise that they want you and your partner to split up to stop the fighting
  • You may over-compensate for the situation by giving them extra treats or unhealthy food or other things which may undermine your discipline or make them unhealthy

If you are being abused, you don’t deserve this and neither do your children. Get help now; there are some suggestions for actions you can take here.

 

You've decided you need to separate to stop the abuse. So how do ...

 

You're being abused - what should you do now?

Dads Space survey

Help us improve Dads Space by answering some quick questions. You could win a £10 Amazon voucher!

Take the survey

Dads Space channels: