Children can be neglected both emotionally and physically. If a child is given the proper amount of food and shelter, but is lacking in forming secure attachment and relationships, the child is said to be emotionally neglected. A child is said to be physically neglected if the child is given emotional care, but poverty or other means do not allow the parent or caregiver to fully provide for the child, it is considered physical neglect. According to Wentzel and Asher (2008), neglect can have long term effects on the individual such as impaired brain development, depression, lack of social skills, developmental delays, food insecurity, increased anxiety, and difficulty forming relationships. Forming relationships is tricky with neglected children because children are sometimes so neglected, they want to attach to anyone and anything (Kazdin, Moser, Colbus, Bell.,1985).…