Personal Relationships In Poverty

Personal relationships in poverty, children are more to face being hurt or picked on a weekly basis. Comparing from the children that are not facing poverty are more likely not giving attention to those who are in poverty. Those children facing poverty are more likely bully others, play alone and being bullied. Also, children are less likely to have a good friend, being liked by others and less likely to talk to friends about their worries. However, to those who are experimenting poverty were just likely as other children's to be happy with their friends and overall, they spent more time with them outside of school. HM Treasury 2008, mention that forming friendship can prove more difficult for children living in low-income households partly because of the stigma they feel stems from their income status. Barnado’s 2004 mention, maintain friendship can prove challenging …show more content…
The family relationship in poverty parents and children they present a positive picture of their family relationship. Sibling bullying is relatively common because of the previous research outline that, more than in one in five children reported being hurt by siblings or picked on them. Those children facing poverty are less likely talk to someone about their worries and talk to their mothers almost every day about things they care about. Also, children are more likely to have battles frequently with their mothers and not having a good relationship with their mothers. Additional factors in parent and children relationship are gender, mothers they have a closer relationship with daughters than with sons. Family structure, some of them lives as a single parent rather than both parents