historical and social change in the concept of childhood

By Lbtapias
  • 1500

    Pre modern era

    Pre modern era
    Historians have traditionally overlooked the history of childhood, focusing on public events rather than private life . Children were often subjected to poor care, abuse, and neglect

  • 19th Century

    19th Century
    Literary historians constructed fictionalized views of childhood, while social historians often defended harsh practices like infanticide as humane

  • 20th Century

    20th Century
    Psychogenic theory emerged, emphasizing the importance of child-rearing practices in shaping adult personality and societal change

  • 21st Century

    21st Century
    Growing awareness of the impact of childhood experiences on adult behavior and societal structures

  • 21st Century

    21st Century
    The study of childhood history is gaining momentum, shedding light on the evolution of child care practices and their influence on cultural development

  • 21st Century

    21st Century
    The current social moment emphasizes the need to understand childhood experiences to address societal issues and promote well-being