Child Essays

In order to comprehend the judicial principle utilized by the Judges in this case, it is imperative to initially grasp the factual particulars of the current litigation. At 11 years old, the appellant was placed with the respondents. At 15 years old and under their care, she became pregnant after having sex and gave birth […]

The analysis centers on the poem’s theme, encompassing the child’s perspective, the teachers’ ignorance, and the author’s masterful execution. These two poems prompt the reader to compare and contrast the struggles of two children facing difficulties at school. Both characters endure negative experiences caused by their teachers’ lack of comprehension. In “Half Past Two”, the […]

To evaluate the conclusion of Dannie Abse’s work, the first aspect to be considered is the tone he employs. Rather than maintaining a consistent tone throughout the final chapter, Abse’s tone evolves progressively, undergoing significant alterations from the beginning to the end. To start off, it is evident that the manner in which Dannie speaks […]

“I think that children have a power to imagine that is almost magical when compared to the adult imagination, and this is something irrevocable that a child loses when he or she becomes bound by logic. We adults continue to have our children’s power of imagination only in our dreams.. . Of course it’s awfully […]

Crimes and the criminals themselves are the result of some underlying effect. This can be the product of many determining factors. Some children experience abuse in their household and thus commit the same crimes which they were subjected to as children. Some mothers encounter the overwhelming feeling of sympathy which people lavish on them after […]

Simon Armitage, author of ‘Mother any distance’ has written a poem on the pain of moving home and suffering of leaving your parents, from a child’s point of view. This is similar to the poem, ‘On my first Sonne’ written by Ben Jonson where his child has already left him as the child has sadly […]

Sam, whose family is of mixed race, encounters difficulties in meeting his basic needs for sustenance and warmth. Moreover, Sam has been under temporary foster care since he was five years old due to his mother’s extended battle with depression. Sam’s family concerns include potential separation of siblings and ethnicity-related challenges. Sam may have lived […]

Literary devices are used to show the feelings of the author, within the context of the prose, and to convey their message to the author, in various, often subtle ways. These can be through strong imagery, symbolism, personification or anthropomorphism, the uses of analogy, or other textual devices such as alliteration. In both Sylvia Plath’s […]

In my essay, I will discuss the novel ‘A child called it’ by Dave Pelzer. This book highlights Dave’s remarkable strength and perseverance as he faces various difficulties throughout the most trying period of his life. More specifically, I will narrate his encounters between ages 4 and 12. Although primarily focused on abuse, this book […]

I chose to write about a monologue about a child who is being abused after I finished reading ‘A Child Called ‘It” by ‘Dave Pelzer’. I found this autobiography about him very touching . They made me think about what it would be like to be in the shoes of the person who was being […]

Our origins shape our identity, even as we move through life. A supportive family is a precious gift, but The River and The Artificial Nigger demonstrate how young people can struggle with the challenges of growing up and feel abandoned as they seek direction. In The River, the main character Harry chooses to go by […]

For this task I am going to explain potential differences in care needs of individuals at different life stages, I am going to use a case study to produce a report which explains the differences in the care needs of the Mc Guinness family.Sharon and Robert have been together for 30 years. They have three […]

Whatever life stage that a person is undergoing they will have certain care needs. These care needs can be placed into several categories. In this essay I will be explaining the care needs of individuals during infancy, childhood, adolescence, adulthood and old age. I will explain how these care needs can be similar at each […]

Nursery workers, sometimes called nursery nurses, work with babies and young children from birth to five years in childcare settings. Nursery nurses make sure that the children under their care develop and learn in a safe and supportive environment. They must be committed to helping children thrive and get the best start in life. Need […]

In this essay I will be explaining and discussing the main theme in the play ‘Our day out’. I will use the scenes in the play to show how author Willy Russell made the audience aware of the lack of education and opportunities for young people in the inner city of Liverpool in the 70s. […]

By reading E.E. Cummings’ poem “In Just”, one can identity several examples of figurative language that Cummings used in his poem to convey themes of childhood. For example, the language that he used is referring to a child’s language such as “mud-luscious” and “puddle-wonderful”. Cummings used these words to describe simple descriptions of what an […]

Isobel Dixon’s poem ‘Plenty’ explores childhood memories using various forms of language. This theme of childhood memories is also evident in other poems from the collection ‘Songs of Ourselves’. A connection can be made between ‘Plenty’ and “Little Boy Crying”, as both poems showcase the contrasting perceptions of children and adults. In ‘Plenty’, the children […]

Maya Angelou and John Agard’s poems are both responses to someone or some people who have wronged them. John Agard sounds as though he is correcting a stranger on their use of the term “Half-Caste” and telling them exactly what he thinks is implied by these words and Maya Angelou seems to be addressing her […]

A poem which describes a person’s experience is War Photographer by Carol Ann Duffy. The poem depicts a photographer who has recently returned from an assignment to a war-ridden country. It emphasises the harshness of war photography through the photographer’s thoughts on his experience abroad. In the first stanza, Duffy conveys the nature of the […]

Maupassant’s stories often raise the question of whether money is inherently evil or not, with examples including both ‘The Jewels’ and ‘Life in the Country’. The purpose of these narratives is to challenge our beliefs and provoke moral introspection, lending a greater sense of realism to the author’s writing. One such work, Life in the […]

Lamb is a novel written by Bernard Mac Laverty in 1980 and it is set in the beginning in a strict catholic home for boys in Galway. The novel surrounds the lives of the Christian Brothers who are priests that run the home and also the boys who are sent there to live. Brother Benedict […]

‘Blinking hell’ is a charity appeal that targets potential donors to raise funds to aid young children and others recover from a serious illness called Trachoma which affects the eye. The appeal is made by an international charity organization named ‘Sight Savers’.The charity appeal has a photo of a young child’s eyes being tortured and […]