Most commonly children under the age of six are victims of maltreatment. Other determinants include sex, family size, the age of the mother, education level, household income, addiction, and substance abuse. Statistics, collected from a study carried out in Pakistan, show that out of 658 neglected children 75% were under five years of age, 51% were female, 84% had a large family size of five or more, 60% had young mothers, 67% of fathers were uneducated and 77% of mothers were uneducated, 77% lived in a household with low income, 23% lived with someone who suffered with addictions, 50% lived with someone who smoke tobacco, and 51% lived with someone who abuses non-nutritive substances. The psychological determinants found in mothers are similar to the psychological problems displayed in children affected by maltreatment. These factors include depression, anxiety, helplessness, aggression, and insecurity.…