Children’s Perspectives in Promoting-resilience Factors in Family: A Case Study

Abstract

Resilience is particularly important for children's physical, mental, and academic development, but little research has explored what specific factors families or caregivers should provide to children. This case study attempts to fill that gap. To explore family factors conducive to resilience from the perspective of children. The participants of this case study are a mother and her son, and the data was recorded by hand through interviews. After the researchers sorted out the data, the data was thematically analyzed. Finally, to conclude, other relatives in the family can provide support and help in addition to the parents. Parents should show their affection and love to their children more often so that children believe that their parents are the ones they can turn to when they are frightened; children need to be needed and respected in family life, not just taken care of by their parents.