Children who were raised in these homes with an absent or abusive parent — but with at least one other person like a grandparent, older sibling, aunt or uncle — had more severe social and mental-health problems by the time they hit their teens than did kids from intact families.
This is due to the lack of attention given to raise happy children which sends these children into an anger spiral that degrades them emotionally and socially. When all hope is lost, suicide becomes the only escape for some.
No matter what type of child you have – if they are neglected it could lead to detriment in emotional stability/maturity depending on age when neglect started occurring.– Phillip N.
It is important to remember that any type of child can be neglected, and the effects will depend on the age when neglect began occurring. For example, if neglect starts at an early age, it can lead to emotional instability and/or immaturity. However, if neglect begins later in life, it may lead to problems with social skills and/or depression.
In any case, it is important to realize that neglect can have a significant effect on the child’s behavior as they grow into adulthood. For example, children who were neglected may have difficulties with social interactions, low self-esteem, or poor personal hygiene. However it must be realized that these effects will vary based on the age of the child when neglect began occurring.