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in this video I am discussing the impact of toxic relationship on children and how to protect them A toxic relationship can deeply affect a child, but there are ways to protect them and support their growth. Constant exposure to conflict or neglect often leads to low self-esteem, anxiety, depression, and emotional instability. Children may mirror hostility through aggression, struggle with trust and communication, and face difficulties forming healthy relationships. Academically, stress reduces focus and motivation, while long-term health risks include chronic stress and unhealthy coping habits. To counter this, parents should provide emotional safety, set boundaries to shield children from conflict, and model healthy coping. Stability through routines, open communication, and positive role models helps children feel secure. Professional support—such as therapy for both parent and child—can be crucial, and schools can also provide extra care. Long-term, teaching respect, empathy, and boundaries breaks the cycle of toxicity. In some cases, separation may be necessary to protect the child. Ultimately, children don’t need perfection—they need consistency, love, and protection to grow into emotionally strong adults.

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