How Younger Children Often React to a Parent with TBI
395 views · Published 23 August 2013 · 2:20 · Indexed 20 September 2026
Channel: BrainLine · 2013 · Education
After a parent's injury, young children often cope and adapt by becoming clingy with other adults, acting out, or regressing developmentally. This is normal and, with help, will pass.
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