them. This will make them feel bigger and stronger, something that they can't have at home. According to Keeler, "As early as preschool, children face such challenges as making a new friend, maintaining existing friendships, fitting into peer groups and avoiding bullies, and all of these interpersonal skills require both complex thinking and behavioral skills" (Keeler). These issues start at such a young age, being accepted is such an important value growing up. Everyone wants to feel loved so it's natural for kids to look for other peers their age. Although being a popular student can also have some consequences, kids will do almost anything in order for their peers to like them. Some of those consequences would be underage drinking, smoking, drugs, sexual relationships, etc. …show more content…
They would constantly be around their friends a lot and start being disrespectful to their parents. Kids have to go through so many things in order to be liked by their peers and the adults around them. External issues aren't the only thing that can affect a child's behavior, sometimes Internal issues could affect them too. The most common internal issues that a child can have would be ADHD, it has been reported to affected many kids. Eileen Bailey, they author of " How ADHD Impacts the Daily Life of a child" has said, "ADHD permeates much more of your child’s life, characteristics such as forgetfulness and disorganization cause problems at home as well as in school. Secondary symptoms, such as low self-esteem, aggressiveness and emotional immaturity, play a major role in how a child and family adapt to ADHD being part of daily life" (Bailey). With this learning disability, it is hard to develop a good behavior because they feel left out and aren't sure what is happening to them. They are a little bit slower than kids who don't have ADHD, for this reason they find it difficult to achieve goals and grasp newer information. They aren't able to concentrate