Early childhood trauma, that is, the traumatic events occurring before a child reaches six years, can cause severe depression, personality disorders, bipolar disorder, and anxiety. Early childhood trauma affects the chemistry and the physiology of the brain. However, health professionals have not effectively understood the major elements of childhood trauma (Danese & Baldwin, 2017). Trauma at the stage could be caused by loss and grief, accidents, assault, and complex illnesses. As a result, the repeated experiences of these events make children vulnerable. Additionally, they could find it difficult to resume to the normal coping mechanisms. Additionally, traumatized children might lack support, which could make them lose confidence and trust
