What Parents Get WRONG About Child Depression

Consider sharing this video with your parents to help raise awareness and make childhood depression, not a stigma.
Our childhood years should be the ones when we feel safe, carefree, curious and the happiest, but unfortunately, for some children the dark force that we call depression finds its way to steal their time of innocence.
Just because a child seems sad doesn't necessarily mean they have significant depression. But if the sadness becomes persistent or interferes with normal social activities, interests, schoolwork, or family life, it may mean they have a depressive illness. Keep in mind that while depression is a serious illness, it’s also a treatable one.
Are your parents making you depressed? Watch this video to find out: • 10 Signs Your Parents ...
Suicide Hotlines:
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DISCLAIMER: This video is for informative purposes only. It is not intended to diagnose or treat any condition. Please reach out to a qualified healthcare provider or mental health professional if you or someone you know is struggling.
Writer: Stela Kosic
Script Editor: Denise Ding
Script Manager: Kelly Soong
Voice: Amanda Silvera / amandasilvera
Animator: Bry Gavino
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[@Psych2go]

We made this video on 10 Signs Your Parents are Making You Depressed awhile back. A lot of you resonated with the video very well. Give it a watch afterwards if you haven't seen it yet: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qnXGp6l-mrCsq9k

[@kawaii_xD137]

@@gamechannelminecraft6583hii!

[@gamechannelminecraft6583]

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[@thesaddestdude3575]

When i remember back to being a kid i remember this awful feelings of emptiness that would haunt me, i had no idea what it was. The oldest memory i have of this is that my parents made me a custom advent calendar and i had this wired feeling of ungratefulness, i just felt incredibly empty and sad. Its only gotten worse since.

[@Rat.In.A.Trench.Coat.]

I am a child and I am going through suicide and I need help but I’m to scared to tell anyone who can I’ve only tell my friends who wont get help because I’ve told them not to I don’t know what to do and I need help can anyone help?

[@corneliawolz5979]

I wish ther are more videos like this in German so I can show it to my mother. She doesn't understand and maby don't want to.

[@AnAnnoyedAssZorua570]

The "children can't get depressed" thing happens so many times in my house, when i start to talk to my parents about what I'm going through, they ignore it by saying "Why you're depressed? Children of your age can't get depressed, it's us who are depressed". They act like depression is a thing that only occurs for adults and not suffering children, they act like childen aren't supposed to get depressed. My whole house is filled with fake superstition and it is so bad.

[@heyy_tv]

I’m sorry 🫶

[@Belianaria8213]

I am saddened to hear that because my parents think it’s my phone that is making me feel depressed but for some kids who have depression, their parents don’t understand it’s comes at any age.

[@mauro27279]

Technically, anyone in general isn't supposed to get depressed, depression is an illness after all. But it happens and we can't really deny that.

[@sherlogic1256]

I’d ask them when does it become serious? Do they want to wait until I’m unalive because of it? Will it be serious enough then? No, because they think their problems are so much worse, that they can’t even have any empathy for their off spring.

[@Anakin_D2]

If you want them to hear what you're going through, maybe they want you to hear what they are going through as well, make this a moment to talk about things you appreciate and things you don't like on each other and maybe you can fix stuff.

[@amet575]

"If you dont stop crying, ill give you something to cry about". That doesnt help. Old attitudes were so harmfull.

[@randomness.stupidness]

that literally made it worse every time

[@Blueberrys-Pawws]

My parents did this all the time..

[@jilyyyyy.]

Old formula to New Problem

[@-NotSomeone-]

Im a crybaby, they always shout and scream at me :]

[@sproutonpaws]

been there experienced that

[@MURDERPILLOW.]

My mum once said something qlong the lines of "what did i do to deserve kids so lazy", ive still not gotten over it

[@audreydoyle5268]

You think that's bad? My step father said to me when I was eight "you know, your mother could have put you up for adoption because of your blind eye? She could have thought you'd be a burden and an invalid. But she didn't because she loves you".

[@The-Sarah]

@@audreydoyle5268hey we aren't here to make someone else feel bad I'm not denying your feelings I'm saying they're feelings are valid to

[@bellavuong]

my mom has said things like this as jokes, but she doesn't know how deep her words stick.

[@MURDERPILLOW.]

@@The-Sarah i was hoping someone would say this, i didnt want to myselg

[@Vivyelnn_0102]

Alright, let's not compare trauma. Trauma is still trauma, I feel bad for everyone in here but let's not compare, it'll only make things worse

[@kagenotatsumaki]

You can become depressed from a young age from your parents being overly critical and making you believe that you can't do anything right. Bonus points if you have OCD and all of those thoughts hit you out of nowhere all the time...

[@littlesongbird1]

Sounds like my mom who insisted I couldn't be stressed or depressed because I was "just a kid and didn't have any real problems." Meanwhile I had to get her up for work every morning starting when I was 9 and my sister and I had to clean the house and make dinner by ourselves because she couldn't be bothered.

[@markofabecic6824]

@@littlesongbird1 sounds like she was also the one who hated her life and was depressed

[@anderstermansen130]

Uhm no you cant tho.

[@DarkXWolf17-If-yk-yk]

@@anderstermansen130 I can't tell if this is some sort of sick joke (thanks, autism), or if you're actually just that dense to believe that a child being depressed isn't possible. News flash, 'buddy', people of ALL ages can get depressed. People hiding being trans from relatives, people with abusive relatives, anyone can be depressed. The world isn't all sunshine and rainbows, I know people that are 13-14 that are WELL aware that there's a high likelihood of a civil war starting in America within the next few years. Stop being a dense prick and realize not everyone has life handed to them on a silver platter

[@Four-y]

Um I feel so called out

[@Umbruh_Prime]

"You're too young to be depressed!" Well then you're too old to be in debt (☞ ͡ ͡° ͜ ʖ ͡ ͡°)☞

[@Fluffyfluff5735]

Yep

[@Patrioticamericam]

And then you get deeper into your depression realizing you’re gonna be in the same debt as them in the future

[@Umbruh_Prime]

nah avoid it@@Patrioticamericam

[@TheUnitedNationsYouTubed-yy7kv]

''You're too old to be that naive'' is a perfect response

[@trillionplayz1794]

I dont have the balls to say it

[@rivervan]

“What do you have to be depressed about? You have a roof over your head, food, (etc.)” That’s what my mom says to me, as if depression is only caused by a lack of physical things. It’s very much the opposite where your parents can be there for you physically while completely lacking mentally/emotionally.

[@user-rp9ff6ls4q]

Well it sucks to be you, since I'm *_grateful_* for all those things that MY mom gave me, SO MUCH SO that she is WILLINGLY there for me emotionally, TEN TIMES AS MUCH AS THE AVERAGE CARING EMPATHIC PARENT! SUCK IT, LOSER! >:D

[@FeatherTheHybridFreak]

My parents have pulled that out their ass before too

[@punishedwhirligig3353]

then they bring up something about how you should be grateful you arent a starving child in africa or sumthin like its suddenly impossible or stupid to be sad for any reason cause theres a kid in africa starving

[@rivervan]

@@punishedwhirligig3353 oh she’s done that too and internally it’s like- way to undermine your kid and raise them to internalize you’re toxicity and be traumatized by it.

[@arpitasharma6876]

What they do not understand that we in childhood also play an adult role in life we try to hide our sad feelings and struggles so they don’t worry but if we did it’s just that we are being ungrateful to them. We are grateful for what they did but sometimes it came be that we want to do something for them it’s not only them doing for us we do to by small small things they don’t recognise 😢😢

[@mmzchannel7287]

"Children can't get depressed." I've been depressed since I was 12. Now I'm 18 and it's gotten even worse. My parents never took it seriously. Even now they don't and I fear the same thing is happening to my little sister.

[@anderstermansen130]

You have been depressed since you turned 18*

[@nanyur3013]

​@@anderstermansen130waht

[@brocklytle3028]

@anderstermansen130 did you watch the video? Depression can start at an age.

[@bernesemuir8022]

❤❤🥰

[@anderstermansen130]

​@@brocklytle3028depression can start at age of 18. Thats when youre an adult.

[@yukihit0]

As a 14 y/o with probable depression, I can't explain the frustration that wells inside of me when my parents just don't understand how big of a deal depression is. As a result, I began to distance myself from my parents as they aren't going to understand anyway. Being called "lazy" and "not trying" just makes me feel worse. Much thanks to the Psych2Go team for putting this video out, bringing awareness to such unnecessarily large problems. I owe everything to this channel for helping me through the toughest of times and bringing me information everyone should know.

[@Don0orin]

I feel the same as you feel, dont let yourself down, i am posibly the only one to say this to you but, you are loved by someone, doesnt matter who but someone loves you.

[@shawnreed1385]

Praying for you and yes you are loved more than you could ever know

[@I_love_a_spoon-]

I feel like a burden when my parents say I'm not trying because I am and my trying just isn't good enough for them I guess?

[@markofabecic6824]

Don't listen to them, I'm speaking from my experience. Talk with someone you know close to your age is a good friend/friends about it. Hang out with them, talk about interests, play with them, do anything with them or someone you like. It helped me with my depression

[@Embersofthedark]

As someone who's 14 in 11 days this hits the bullseye which is the main reason I just started to draw and write and not share anything with my parents and only a select few

[@gyu7776]

"if you watched as a parent who suspects your child is depressed," **I am that child**

[@JJSmith7070]

Bro, same here. Same here…

[@noob_boi4726]

same

[@robloxmusickid505]

ikr like pfft the parents who need to see this will NEVER see this, rest assured.

[@thedarklord8372]

Same brother

[@warriorrealm9864]

I was that child I’m an adult now but I still have depression

[@ana-mariachirila2297]

A friend of mine got divorced. She has a 10yo who she tries to help express his emotions as much as possible. 2 days ago, after discussing with him just a little bit, he knew pointing out that he feels lonely and that life is hard. I find that excelent that he knows how to talk about it, but I felt so sad that at this age, he feels such heavy feelings. We HAVE to help and support children and parents if we want to have a healthy future society ❤

[@dharshansenthilkumar9492]

Hey there, hi. I'm dharshan. What's your name?

[@anderstermansen130]

Uhm no? Childrens problem are neither real, nor relevant.

[@soggyrattt]

@@anderstermansen130 that’s extremely insensitive, just because you cannot comprehend the thought of how it feels or how it’s true it doesn’t mean it doesn’t happen.

[@anderstermansen130]

​@@soggyratttwhat exactly makes you think we are supposed to listen to children? Does children have a grasp how the world works? No? U thought so.

[@toogsx6980]

@@anderstermansen130THEY ARE CHILDREN. They have every right to be just as sad, angry, and scared as adults are; even more so, actually. No child should deserve for their problems to be outright ignored. And they absolutely should never have to be subjected to crossing paths with anyone as bitter as you.

[@A55a551n]

Timestamps 1). Children can't get depressed, it's adults only 0:39 2). It's just a phase it will pass 1:48 3). They're glued to that darn phone all the time 2:48 4). It's not depression, they are just lazy 4:11 5). Therapy means my child getting stuffed with meds 6:00 6). If my kid is depressed, it means I'm a bad parent 7:13 Hope this helps you out. Hope you have a nice day. Sorry this is so late. 💙💙💙💙💙💙

[@Philippines_ball..]

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[@elijah44gd79]

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[@dragonflower1497]

I'm going to send this to my family all over!! Last summer I (20F) had suspicions that a young cousin(10) had depression and I was basically told by everyone to shut my face so to prove I might not have been wrong, since they kept trying to say it was impossible for my cousin to have depression at their age, I'm going to send this for them to digest

[@chuchu_4248]

so true

[@user-ru4ix7lw7d]

Did they agree?

[@dragonflower1497]

@@user-ru4ix7lw7d no responses yet

[@tangy_tangerines]

how'd it go?

[@dragonflower1497]

No responses yet

[@passaggioalivello]

You're too young, you can't be depressed. You're an adult, you can't be depressed. You're too old , you can't be depressed.

[@Declanaroosky]

“You’re a human, you can’t be depressed.” What bullsh*t’s next, “You’re an animal, you can’t be depressed.”?

[@Faunadoodlez]

@@Declanaroosky”you are a tree you can’t have depression”

[@Faunadoodlez]

They say as the tree is dying from dehydration

[@aBeerFromHere7994]

You are a human, you can't have emotions

[@K10Xx]

Istg people don’t take depression seriously unless they have it themselves

[@Fremineettt]

"Stop crying before i hit you" and "you only came into this World to make me suffer" is stuff i hear all the time ive stopped trying to open up to my parents and ive stopped crying instead ive just been bottleing up my Feelings bc no one cares abt my Feelings anyways and the first time i opend up to my sister abt school and how all my friends were fake and rude to me she just said "oh.. ok?" And then told my mom and after that they made fun of me for a week saying things like :Mom: "why dont you hang out with your friends?" Sister: "she doesnt have any" and then they would start laughing at me and Tell me im dramatic for being upset they were making fun of me :/

[@arielruh7773]

Good lord that's awful

[@angelwest2398]

Dang the people in replies of ur comment care about u more than your parents

[@sufiahathiyyah5663]

I don't exactly know what to say here right now but I just want to say that you're not alone in this and there is many more other people that suffer like you and my point right now is that you are not alone in this type of he//hole and there's also someone out there that would support you if they found out about your problem, from people on the internet to someone that you might meet in real life, so you don't have to worry if you think that no-one care about you because someone,somewhere care about you and I just want to say I hope you find that person one day. Also I just want to say that I don't really know how to say something positive to help people because I have a hard time being positive and I am just trying to help here but it's okay if you just ignore me.

[@anderstermansen130]

Maybe just dont become born next time, eh?

[@plagued3245]

@@anderstermansen130 not funny.

[@user-fk5gg6li2q]

What’s really sad though is that in this day and age no one really takes mental health seriously or is given the physical or mental bandwidth to do anything about it 😢

[@silashurd3597]

And other people who do bad things use it as an excuse as well

[@anderstermansen130]

Thats because mental health doesnt really matter.

[@user-fk5gg6li2q]

How tragic, the horrors committed by one man’s weakness is blamed on a preexisting condition and the ignorant masses label all that have the condition as dangerous, untrustworthy, and a lost cause

[@AC-ni4gt]

I still remember when I was a kid, I got diagnosed with depression.... I got it at a young age that I had to get medicated at that point. I wasn't just bullied but also isolated and unable to process the world around me.

[@tracym6652]

I'm sorry you experienced this😢

[@anderstermansen130]

Lol right. Children cant have depression.

[@nanyur3013]

@@anderstermansen130 💀

[@franciscozepeda1954]

@@anderstermansen130 Did you even watch the video?

[@littleharry7977]

@@anderstermansen130💀💀💀

[@faithcrisis2138]

My child came to me the other day and was brave enough to say that he thinks he has depression. I listened to him as he told me how he felt and we'll be looking for a therapist that will be best suited for what he needs to help

[@Eectrics_onlyn2]

Respect. King/queen, or person if you're non birany.

[@AnxMa]

From my xp: to anyone who's ever been a victim of hate / violence because of their appearance, gender, orientation, race : DO NOT ever let a hateful notion 'there's something wrong with me' sink in. Trust me, it's a recipe for self hatred and compulsive anxieties later on. When we suffer and we need a break, it's only natural to think: maybe if I wasn't 'different', if I was 'normal' I would be accepted. No, haters will always find something else to prey upon. I've always had kinda androgynous look, which was a fuel for bullies when I was growing up. I embraced it, used it to my advantage in my acting / modeling career, I was almost the face of Leon in these new Resident Evil games :)

[@opixlx]

no, there IS something wrong with you. the wrong thing with you is that you’re thinking you’re not enough, or that you’re weird, because you definitely are enough and you aren’t weird, you’re unique❤❤❤ sorry if this doesn’t make sense I’m not english but i hope i got the message through

[@birdyghostly]

Same for neurodivergent kids like me. To most of society there IS something wrong with me that can’t be fixed. There’s really nothing I can do to change myself. I have gotten mocked at for my whole childhood and was made to believe that there’s something wrong with me.

[@BriBriBriYT]

In the area I live in you can literally stare at anything in the distance and you will immediately be bashed on by everyone calling you “emo” or whatever they be saying now. The worst part is that this is normalized so if you say something about it you will be called “dramatic”.

[@opixlx]

@@BriBriBriYT then just say “i’m pondering about school, i want to become a DOCTOR or a TEAAACHER one day” that should cut it :) i hope everything goes back to normal soon

[@anderstermansen130]

This guy cant spell to experience😂☝️

[@oof1007]

I've been depressed since I was 11 ☹️ meds didn't help, therapy didn't help - and I was blamed for that. She'd say shit like: "It won't matter in x years!" (If I was upset about something) "Everyone has to go through it!" (School - when I'd talk about it being insufferable) Called lazy, selfish, and ungrateful, and vilified for sewerslide attempts. I used to look up to her, and she would shelter me and coddle me with EVERYTHING else, so I didn't understand why she did that. She said many years later that she wanted me to become independent and do it myself, so basically like walking it off with a broken leg. She isn't an idiot, she's actually wise, so I didn't understand why she saw it so, so wrongly, and continued the same method of trying to make me fix it myself (when meds and therapy weren't enough on their own), when for years it didn't help me AT ALL. Not even once. I'm almost 20, and I'm too anxious to ever drive, too anxious and depressed to work, and I'm sure as hell NOT going to college. She failed to raise me and TO THIS DAY, blames me. It legitimately just tears away at my soul.

[@lacesspace]

I am so sorry you are going through this.

[@anderstermansen130]

Suicide is spelled suicide not sewerslide. Please learn how to write in english.

[@dooblom]

​@@anderstermansen130i think it was on purpose to censor it

[@JackRook]

Oh my goodness, my friend (who I call kibble in online convos) lacks any self esteem whatsoever. He may be obedient, relaxed, and an understanding man, but what Kyrie did to him made him barely trust anyone, even though only one person ever left him. Just take it one step at a time, you’ll get to a better point.

[@shadowmaster-dn2xr]

I got depressed when I was 9 and tried to kill myself when I was 10

[@Justineyedia]

Neuroticism is a personality trait that can affect a child's interpersonal sensitivity. It's characterized by negative feelings like anxiety, irritability, self-doubt, depression, and emotional instability. Neuroticism levels increase over time, but not all children experience the same change in direction.

[@anderstermansen130]

You tell me it isnt normal to have all of the mentioned feelings?

[@Justineyedia]

@anderstermansen130 yes negetive feelings are indeed normal but, some do not face them. They cover them up and ignore them.

[@Justineyedia]

@@anderstermansen130 neurosis is a covering up and avoidance of legitimate suffering.

[@maryellenthompson8261]

Way back in the day when the internet and smart phones were decades away, when I was depressed, which was most of the time, my mother had the reason. Actually, a choice of two: my period or the summer heat. That added insult to injury.

[@Eectrics_onlyn2]

Congrats I'm proud of you for keeping on going.

[@kdd9887]

My parents screamed at me that I had no rights, also they punished me for being outside too much while calling me addicted to screens. But they later wondered why I got depressed and suicidal.

[@plagued3245]

that is sad i hope you are doing well..

[@kdd9887]

@@plagued3245 I’m a lot better, plus I’m closer to god, I’m motivated and I’m doing a lot of things.

[@THANATOS-PRIME]

My parents never took my depression seriously. They were prime definitions of people that would just power through their emotions, but cope using really unhealthy means (drugs, and alcohol). Now that I’m ordering on my own, I’m not repeating their story. Therapy has definitely helped me out along with regularly practicing Jiujitsu. Anybody reading this and struggling, you are not your trauma and you’re not your parents. Be happy and most importantly be you!

[@user-du3gq9mt9u]

Both my parents (divorced) would not do anything for when one of my siblings had depression and this video covered all the things they both thought about it. I didn’t know what to do and that was a terrible time for all of us. It’s still going to this day and I keep trying my best to see both sides of the issue; I know that it will get better soon but I still have to make sure I am ready for whatever drastic change and/or action may happen during this dark time. I pray for all of you who may have struggled with child depression and probably are now 🙏🏼 Thanks again, Psych2go, for your help

[@Tulip_lady]

The teenager me watching alot of these kind of videos so i can be a good mother in the future By the why i love your channel sm, it's very good to have joy and learning at the same time :)

[@tata.shorts.12]

Same, hope we will be able to do it in the future. 🤞🏻🥺🤧☺️😊🥰🤍🤍🤍🤍♥️

[@AdrieneTheDarkestHorse]

I feel like not enough parents are aware that a lot of children are going through this. Yes, it might be a struggle to fix, but maybe ACTUALLY BEING REASONABLE and not trying to make it worse will fix it.

[@cyanthedragon6462]

Unfortunately, plenty of people don't like being reasonable. That's honestly the only reason this is even such a prominent issue when those in question barely even consider thinking about more than just the surface level.

[@AdrieneTheDarkestHorse]

@@cyanthedragon6462 I've been straight up told by somebody that being reasonable was messed up (with a different, not nice word) but they have no memory of it Idk if they were drunk or something but it happened

[@islandtoysandhobby]

I can't show this to a parent because they will just say "it's fake, don't believe everything on the Internet" so I can't...but now I know that I am depressed..

[@Randommations1]

My mom doesn’t reply to videos I send her and she says that too so I can’t really tell her about anything, so I get what your going through (going by your comment) and I want to say, good luck and I hope you feel better.

[@simionleva3856]

I feel you

[@thatbluehoodkiddo_]

Prove them wrong. Show sources from a reliable websites or videos, like health organizations. I might not suffer more than you do, but I hope these could help.

[@oorzuis1419]

the punishment for "being lazy" meant a whole added level of pressure on my depressed soul. glad this is far in my past now. for those who facing this now. in time this will pass for you also. seek help from trusted friends or professionals when you think you need it.

[@vladcrow4225]

Pressure is a defining factor here. You break under it, you build yourself anew, then break again - until you're stable enough or untill you're crushed. No outside help can do any good.

[@oorzuis1419]

@@vladcrow4225 No outside help maybe, I had a conversation with myself once, that saved my life. another thing is to, realize that all that hurts is because it is accepted if you really do not care it won't hurt (this is not an answer but reality) a second tip one can adjust one's brain to learn to be more happy. like a road more traveled gets obvious to walk through, like when one smiles you find yourself feeling more happy. but it goes deeper if you imprint how wonderful your day is after some weeks it gets more wonderful. accent the better thing feeling the better things want to be more brave. imprint a moment you felt brave, as your own, claim it, and recall it when you need it I swear this will work.

[@robloxmusickid505]

Respect to the parents here! Thank you for paying attention to your child! Message for children out there who need help: rest assured, the parents who actually need to see this will NEVER see it, and if you show it to them they will not understand. ❤ Goodluck! You're not alone and you will make it :)

[@deathjackson5625]

I’ve been depressed for most of my life and I haven’t said anything to anyone except my boyfriend because I don’t want to be put away or forced to take meds that don’t help

[@sarahnoellemiller]

Hang in there, friend. It will get better. Seeking help is not a bad or shameful thing. We all deserve love, friends, and safety

[@audreydoyle5268]

You will not be put away unless your psychologist has evidence you are about to be a serious danger to yourself. And it is entirely your choice to take a prescription if you're not in a facility. If you are an inpatient, you have to advocate heavily to your assigned psychologist when a medication is giving you symptoms of Serotonin syndrome (can be fatal), which typically looks like the beginning of mania. I was put on Setraline and Citalopram, both SSRIs, both gave me the jitters, insomnia and made me aggressive (way out of character, the last one). So far, Mirtazapine has been working, as I have a prolonged circadian rhythm so I need something to knock me out after being awake 30 hours. As I said, you will not be put away in an instant for speaking to someone. Someone in your childhood must have terrified you into believing that "crazy" relative got therapy and now they're in a mental hospital for "no good reason". No, there has to be a very serious reason, such as actively slicing and dicing, giving away multiple personal affects and putting affairs into order in a timeframe which is uncharacteristic. Trust, once you are given a good medication, your life changes for the better. You do not have to take the full tablet, you can split them, ask for a low dose to start and taper if the side effects are even a minor inconvenience. Honestly, the right medications don't have noticeable negative side effects. And if you outright refuse, then and this is going to sound like bogus, drink green tea for two weeks. Brew at 70⁰C with some honey, 14 days. See how you feel.

[@anderstermansen130]

Just stop being depressed and start being happy👍 How hard can it be, sheesh...

[@flairwolf2367]

I know some of this very well, i dont want to sterotype and say "all adults act this way" but most in my life treat kids as if they are stupid and less important than adults and i hated that treatment. I know i don't know things, but there are some i know more than my parents on that they wouldn't consider. Kids are capable of having traumatic events (I'd know) as adults can, and kids are capable of knowing more than adults in a subject because kids learn fast and my have just put their time in different things.

[@lacesspace]

I am an adult and I wholeheartedly agree with you! I feel the parent forgot to remember to put their own shelf in the child’s shoes, or see from that perspective. It is incredibly selfish to only think you know more about something, and also my twins who are five will school me on Pokemon types abilities. 🤷🏻‍♀️ They DO know more than I do about things. ❤

[@LightningAdrian]

What did you mean by Kids are stupid and less important part?

[@DubbaLubbaB]

​@@LightningAdrianMost likely referring to how adults at times can take the words and opinions of children with less weight/value due to them believing the child may not know anything about the subject at hand (or anything in general).

[@Dinglerest]

As a kid that might have depression and other mental health problems i keep surpessing them thinking "oh youre just trying to be something you arent" or whatever. What really doesnt help is that when my parents arent having a good day they make it so i dont have a good day either. Also the fact that when they make me get off my device they dont really give me anything else to do. They just stay on their phones watching facebook reels or whatever. It just adds on and on and on for other reasons that i dont really want to go into but yeah, its really damaging to a kid going through lots of emotions. Sorry for the vent but the fact that no one knows who i am is a sense if security. Good morning/afternoon/night to anyone that read this.

[@darthlazurus4382]

"He just has low self-esteem." "SORT YOUR FUCKING LIFE!"

[@vladcrow4225]

Well, it works. Get over it, or go off yourself. Saying this as a 33 year old man, who survived a crippling depression, which started in childhood. Mostly through desensitization and random violence.

[@Ashybloopsnoot]

#4 is very relatable, unfortunately. "get off your ass and clean your room." "stop being a slob and clean up after yourself." "there's no excuse for your room to be that bad, you're just lazy."

[@picklejuice6590]

“You would never let a child walk around with a broken leg bone” my parents made me walk back and forth on a fractured foot for a week before taking me to the hospital in a effort to “walk it off”😭❗️

[@xxskxllwolfxx9772]

That's sound painful sorry that happened I kinda understand as something similar happened to me but yeah that sound bad srry that happened

[@TheMidnightMoonLight.]

Another point I want to make is a phone is it can be an escape for kids. Phones often muffle feelings of depression and helps connect with friends. Assuming the phone is the reason for depression and taking it away all the time can reinforce that same depression

[@molliemattock3715]

I love the visuals of the parents, the more negative acting parents being de-humanized by shadows and more positive being shown in the cartoony form.

[@Ibitebutter]

When i get bullied at school i come back home and i point something out like how kids were making fun of me for not having a phone and they just cut me of and say the dont wanna hear it

[@arielruh7773]

Wow im sorry

[@mopeyd1654]

I would send this to my mom but I already know she'd just laugh it off and say I'm "just going thru some things and it'll pass", or, "just pray to God it'll pass". Don't get me wrong I LOVE God but it doesn't mean praying to him automatically makes my sadness fade away, he is not magic. Just bc I'm a child in my household my emotional problems NEVER gets acknowledged and they just see it as a phase or compare it to a silly little thing they felt when they were my age and LITERALLY compare my suicidal thoughts to their "oh my ice cream fell and I felt sad" situation, it's literally so draining and is one of the biggest reasons why I NEVER wanna open up again, it's literally no use at all opening up to my family, they literally just mock me later when I seem to be happier and say "oh what happened to ur sadness?" It is literally so DRAINING for me, I literally cry every.single.night. without them knowing bc I know damn well I'll get made fun of or shouted at for not opening up to them or not trusting them enough.

[@destroyerofyorks7176]

You have my prayers

[@destroyerofyorks7176]

Reading and church also helps a lot

[@Vartulkumar1]

Your voice is so mesmerising 😭

[@Psych2go]

[@Vartulkumar1]

@@Psych2go awwww thannnnkkk youuuu so so so much for reply psy 😄❤️

[@catficentral760]

I remember being super depressed in 2020… this video definitely reflects on me a lot so it’s good I’m not the only one who experiences this. Keep in mind, I was only 10 when this happened… I lost contact of my crush if you’re wondering… and I was crying for like 2 weeks straight and then the lasting impact was for like most of the year.

[@kfcmentos3156]

i found this channel a few years back when i was in a bad place mentally and even if i dont follow the channel anymore, seeing a video from you guys from time to time makes me really happy now that im in a better place mentally

[@agnivnandi5538]

This is without doubt one of the best videos you guys have ever made Thank you so much for helping children like me feel better. Your videos truly make us feel we're not alone! Keep up the good work!

[@_northeastside]

I am not a child anymore I will never forget the way my family made me feel, they told me I becoming lazy and fat and also I needed to fix my depression otherwise a man wouldn’t stay with me.

[@dvvna]

Heh, glad I'm not the only one.

[@LucasNucasInTheHole]

As a 10 year old child with possible depression I find this very useful. One time when I was 9 I told my mother I thought I had depression, my mother replied "Why do you think you're deoressed?" And I didn't have a reason to be depressed nor did I know why I'd be depressed so my mother didn't care much. One thing that also can cause depression is anxiety. I have social anxiety which makes it harder to socialize with other kids my age, and anxiety can make you fearful which makes you feel vulnerable and alone

[@anderstermansen130]

Have you tried not having depression, and go play Nintendo like normal kids at 10 years old, do?

[@DaMarmaladeMan]

​@@anderstermansen130 bro shut up

[@ruster644]

@@anderstermansen130 least obvious bait 🙏

[@rinakumakage7077]

I'm not a parent, and I was curious, what I learned is enlightening, but also heartbreaking for me, because this video, coupled with dozens upon dozens of other media, made me realize that I was never at fault, that I was never just lazy, just not smart enough or anything, and that I exhibits a huge amount of prominent ADHD symptoms, and clear signs of depression, thankfully I'm a bit better now, I have a few coping mechanisms, some healthy some not so much, but the point is I'm doing better now, I wish my mom knew English so I could send her this to let her see where me and my sister were or are struggling

[@curiosityman1194]

Just wanted you to know how much I appreciate your work. Thank you.

[@lalisaxqueen2299]

Thankyou so much Pysch2go because of your amazing videos i finally got the courage to tell my parents about my depression ❤✨

[@Lipe_2763]

Another lovely video from this lovely channel, the topic is very relatable too, I see myself in similar situations a lot of times… keep the great work Psych2go 👏🏻

[@JJSmith7070]

I love it when Psy2go makes these kind of videos, spreading awareness of taboos and issues that are not talked about enough. Thank you.

[@Danversdiary]

I always struggled with this my entire childhood. My whole life I always felt the need to fight for my life and my opinion and now when i don't need too... i end up now fighting for a peace that was already won for

[@thebrainoflayne1829]

Me and my mom got in an argument once. Seconds after, she bursts in my room and yells at me saying "YOU DON'T CARE ABOUT ANYONE BUT YOURSELF!!!" Sure, yeah, it was a long time ago. My mom told me to let it go and let the past be the past. I did. I told my mom that it depressed me and it hurt me for a long time. She told me to suck it up. I did. Now she's a lezi. I'm not made to be alive. I have no purpose to be alive. She's done many other things, but i won't get into that right now. Why am I still alive? It just makes me suffer more.

[@digishade7583]

If life has no purpose find one give yourself something to enjoy. It probably feels hollow coming from a complete stranger but it’s important to have something that you can use to recharge as well as getting help. I wish I could give more or recommend a counsellor but as a stranger on the other side of a screen and possibly the other side of the world there’s not much else I can do besides this. You can give your life meaning beyond what you have now. Please don’t give up on yourself.

[@thebrainoflayne1829]

@@digishade7583 I already have a therapist.

[@bubblegumCrystal]

​@@thebrainoflayne1829 you have lots to live for -the sun -the flowers -fresh air -good memory's -the grass -animals Animals aren't like people they don't get mad at you and insult you like humans Kinda like butterfly's But please don't end your self ): ... Then people who do care will be cased pain and die to..

[@anderstermansen130]

This is when you unsubscribe to being alive lol.

[@thebrainoflayne1829]

@@anderstermansen130 lol? I mean, I guess.

[@Danversdiary]

Six bad misconceptions parents have about child depression: 1) "Children can't get depressed, it's an adult thing" 0:40 2) "It's just a phase, it will pass" 1:49 3) "They're glued to that DARN phone all the time" 2:49 4) "It's not depression, they're just lazy" 4:13 5) "Therapy means my child getting stuffed with meds" 6:00 6) "If my kid is depressed, it means I'm a bad parent" 7:14

[@Mr-lorax]

as a 11 year old with depression my mom told me this "your too young to be depressed" and that cut me deep and my depression worse

[@skylapham5714]

Can you do why homework destroys your mental health

[@GigaChadObject]

Rare w

[@Boba_studios_7]

This is true. Schools have pushed it. Honestly if i was rich enough i would buy a nice place to use as school. Constantly monitor so no bad teachers and help understand, and try to use a room A quiet room for a bit of anxiety to help out

[@ruster644]

fr bro, i hate it especially when it affects my grades

[@skylapham5714]

My mom gives me homework even though I don’t got homework from school

[@fslayer1290]

I remember being depressed in first grade and being suicidal by age twelve. In college I attempted to end my life. I’m in therapy now and am doing better. I’m happier now. Parents, I say this as a once depressed child and ex-teacher: learn about your child and their feelings, love them, listen to them, and please get them help.

[@Malak_animate99]

SHE JUST EXPLAINED MY WHOLE LIFE😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@listopad09]

Throughout this video i were going like "Am I depressed? Surely not. Yeah not. Wait am I. I am. But wait no this point means im not"

[@_DarkPlays]

This describes my thoughts during every Psych2Go video

[@hasinapatel1233]

Go doctors have therapy I wish I did that when I was low and sad when I was younger could have helped now I will never know

[@user-ld5sb5tq4g]

My friend got divorced when her son was 4 years old. I’m most certain he was aware what was going on between his parents. When I was young, I got bullied. This stuff still affects me as an adult. We have to realize things affect children and they compartmentalize depression and anxiety.

[@audreydoyle5268]

Their bickering and the separation were probably the first things he remembers. I would know, my parents split up when I was 4 because of me. It wasn't my fault, I know that, but I am the reason, the straw that broke the camel's back. It's devastating when your parents having a screaming match in the living room about you is the first thing you coherently remember.

[@digishade7583]

Kids are so so much smarter than many of us give them credit for. It’s saddening to see that parents tend to not recognise that.

[@ArtairMcKinley]

Toxic parents who refuse to acknowledge the part they play in their children’s mental health issues are the same ones who wonder why their kids go no contact, use their phone as an escape, etc.

[@anderstermansen130]

Imagine on top of that, to be the middle child of 3. IE, the ignored and unloved one.

[@Randomstuffguy69993]

I was depressed as a kid but I was trying to hide it behind a fake smile…

[@obbycreatorwasnoob]

Im feeling like this guy is either emo or seeking attention

[@markofabecic6824]

I remember when I was in elementary school and had awful depression. Didn't had much friends, was bullied, couldn't talk with anyone, was ashamed of myself, thought that no one likes me or that I should just go with it until the end. Also like you stated, I had bad health and relationship, bad grades... I had to calm myself down all the time thinking "it will pass it's just a phase" or "I'm not the only one with it." I'm a guy so I also thought of that as a male I can't show how I feel to others because I'll be weak to them. My parents didn't help either, always saying I was "too lazy to go out or do something right way." Now that I finished high school, I'm not depressed anymore, I also helped one of my new friends with it because I didn't want them to feel the way I felt. I'm basically adult now and I got mad when someone says "children can't get depressed" as a matter of fact, now that I am older I don't feel depressed anymore and I'm mostly happy. From my experience It's much harder for child to go through depression than adults.

[@clareoreilly7187]

Thank you so much for this video. Very interesting and informative.

[@NicuPuppet]

I'm not a parent, I'm 13, I was just curious because I like knowing things (even if I'll easily forget them) and I like your videos. But I was also curious because I've been suspecting that I might have depression. I have no idea the severity or if I actually have it. And I'm not sure I want to bring it up to my mom, because we're tight on money, and I don't want to make her feel like she has to get me into therapy or something. And we're already planning on getting out of our house more, and I feel like that might help. (Even though it brings pure internal panic at the very thought.) I have been feeling this way for about 4 years, it started as just a slight off feeling for the first year (I just thought it was because of the lockdown), then increased to rarely going outside (just excused that as I hated the bugs), and then these past two years seem to really have gotten bad. This last year in particular, I feel like it got to a whole new level. I have only recently been starting to suspect the whole depression thing, but I haven't gotten myself to sit down and research it. Does anyone have any suggestions or knowledge that you could share? I'm unsure what to do, even if I do start to research depression.

[@NieBedeRobicTutajFilmow]

I tottaly agree with you! I was depressed as a child because i lacked the understanding and attention so i just found comfort in the internet , and thanks to the internet i could somehow make it through depression untill i found help because my mom noticed my cut marks so she finally cared

[@3face857]

I can totally relate to this. My anxiety is skyrocketing every single day. Especially in an environment where everyone already has a friend group. I hope parents can be there for their children more. Edit: sent this video to my parents. I hope they understand what im going through

[@anotherrandompersononyoutu2321]

as someone who had their parents arrested and now lives with their grandma, I’ve never heard the phrase “It’s all because of that darn phone.”

[@thunderblossom8114]

Not to mention family not acknowledging mental health in the first place. I grew up with that. My mind is…essentially a thorny, brambly, foggy mess. There’s a lot i just accepted as normal growing up. I was about 10 when I woke up so to speak. It was finding out the holiday characters like Santa, etc didn’t exist. That wasn’t what really pushed me over the edge. It was the fact that I was lied to, despite always being taught not to lie. So the butting of heads with my mother began. Sad part is, my dad doesn’t realize I could have called the police on my mother twice for threatening my life, that he next to never asked my side of things and to this day still hasn’t. My mom would start stuff when my dad and my sister weren’t home and would go basically crying to dad when i fought back. She’d act like a child. I don’t know how to regulate my emotions, how to express myself in a good way and I live with a lot of PTSD

[@NgGuanYoong]

I really grateful my family is aware of things like these, being willing to take my big brother to a psychiatrist and actually help him improve. Though there are still those times where they kinda snap, I personally find it easy to deal with.

[@MTZAnimates]

I love the animation and art style they used in this specific video.

[@Keiron-pw6sl]

Who ever said children cantget Depressed want to listen to how we actually feel anyone can get depressed if that was true why do so many of us self Harm at that time of our lives

[@mangantasy289]

"you have no reason to be" (and that's why y decide you're fine). "you are to sensitive" "why do you always dwell on things that happened aeons ago!" All from my mother. My father was not invested to begin with. "Kids stuff" was ridiculous to him. ... The list goes on. And my mental health is a battle field today. I'm mid 30ies and in invalidity pension because of it. I have recurrent depressions and more, with the first episode hitting me likely around age 6. I had to develop severe anorexia at 15 for a TEACHER to step in and send me to the school psych. Which first angered my mother. (Parents divorced at that point, father absent of our lives) Because she completely sheltered our private life from any outsiders, always has. No "stranger" allowed in our home. So even more shaming for me. "Now what do people think about me being such a bad mother to have a child with anorexia?!" The mental iceberg? Invisible from outside, thus not really valid. I hope you are all doing as good as you can. And parents, please take your kids seriously. Remember what was big for you when you were their age. Kids worlds are "smaller", so their problems may seem "smaller" to you. Which is not true. It's a question of proportion. Take perspectives.

[@tokosho4708]

you watch this video now but when you know these and stiffen up to your parents they will say the one line that always shuts you down "I put food on the table, give you a roof to live under, and make sure your healthy" always gets me and probably most of you out there too so make sure you hold on for just a little longer and speak with a trusted adult or friend.

[@arikatheheiress4181]

Great video, I hope to see more content like this!! I'd like to share them with parents who don't know much about mental illnesses

[@ZoeBeee-xt3si]

I watch as the child problem is I cant tell them because if I do, they might be confused on how I even know what depression is (my mom has depression so she understands).

[@DwayneMcKay-mt5vu]

Oh great mother psych2go i have been struggling lately with this break up but your videos are amazing 😅

[@IzzetNilson]

I was afraid to click on the video initially because i suspect it would confirm what I already knew, and I was right - I am in fact the depressed child in my family 😭 ty for making this video.

[@marissasanggalang9964]

when parents ask "Why?" it will never have an answer because, depression comes due to unknown trauma, bullying, the parents always blemming them and making them think they're the problem, or generally school life or home life :

[@kontkonto6234]

Adults dont think that children can be deppresed and can make something new adults think that children cant invent something they ignore children

[@user-qb5kg6lm6h]

The art style is so cute:DD

[@SupriyaSingh-kq5fl]

Thank you so much for this video.❤ Can you please make a video on how to deal with a family member who hurt you? I've requested this before so I think you might remember. I really need a video on this. 🙏💓😊

[@SupriyaSingh-kq5fl]

I did try not talking to them till they apologize but 2 months passed by and that still didn't do anything.

[@godswordasiheardit1483]

This is why I like watching your channel it gives helpful tips and it teaches

[@Rathenflick]

Oh, wait... wait a- wait a hecking moment, as a child I was someone who got angry easily, (very easily) which could be something normal, but I also was "lazy" and didn't want to play irl many times (because of smth from later) if I remember correctly. After a certain age, I was able to control my anger, and it was a big difference, but some years (1-4?) later, I tried to kms, yes as a child, which is obviously suicidal depression already, but was it just then or did I already have problems before? I think it could be that I was having problems from before because there weren't many times in which I played with my family, so yeah, I was almost at all times at the cellphone (although not as bad as today's kids, I think) because I got BORED so hecking much, but as I said not many family interactions from what I remember, which could have caused me some problems... I mean, I am not trying to say: "Oooh my, life is so bad :( " No, what I mean is it could have been. Idk, but I guess I am fine now (15M) so... yay.

[@user-bh5ro8mk8d]

I have got to know today that, I spent maximum half of my childhood staying in depression.

[@object_shows_number1fan]

5:30 as someone who doesnt like cleaning or going outside with friends, i do know that positive words do help.

[@thelegendarygamer4]

I watched this so many times in a playlist BEFORE it was posted I think they put it in there so they could post it at a different day

[@FipinhaTraquina]

I wish this was a thing when I was a child, but then again my parents still berate me for getting therapy now that I'm 31, so I doubt it would help change their views

[@littlesnowfox5417]

I once told my mom about my depression symptomes to try and let her know about how I feel an she responded with "Why are you telling me this? Am I supposed to believe you have some kind of deep depression?!" in a tone I can't exactly describe other than angry mocking. Anyways, that day I learned that parents are not to be trusted with anything :D

[@fr33man80]

Child me was always told to suck it up, it's a phase, and it's my phone's fault. Child me didn't get the validation he was looking for. But somehow hearing this spoken through the video makes my inner child feel validated. Thanks

[@CntrazZombie4]

I used to go to therapy when I was younger. But my mother sat directly outside the therapists door, listening in for anything she could use to belittle me. Needless to say, those years were worthless.

[@Immakpopstan136]

Who else love this channel so much ❤️? 👇

[@user-tg7cx3eo4j]

Im depressed and i am 11 years old and i use my tablet for help but my mom doesn’t even know i have depression my issues are so far gone its crazy and i can’t stop it. My mom is yelling at me for using my tablet every day but i need help and im looking for it 😢😢😢

[@user-tg7cx3eo4j]

If i tell my mom im depressed she will be like in this video (the bad type not good type)

[@user-tg7cx3eo4j]

And not like the if im depressed she is a bad parent but she is she yells at me and digging my depression even further

[@Eectrics_onlyn2]

I just wanna tell you theres always a light at the end of the tunnel. You'll find peace at the brink. Once you think you've seen it all, theres ALWAYS going to be more. As a random child on the internet, keep going I'm really proud of you.

[@Furdylol]

sometimes when i need to express something i mix memes and vents to not make everything sad but also say something thats been on my mind

[@ItzkenzieplayzonYT]

Thank you! My mom always say “hah! Depressed?” I sent this to my mom so she will understand better tysm

[@Katrica670]

I have never ever heard anyone say the phone causes sore throat, or hunger! 🙄

[@Faunadoodlez]

My mom has but like just once

[@Katrica670]

@@Faunadoodlez oh wow lol

[@Faunadoodlez]

@@Katrica670 yeah it was strange

[@Person-ef4xj]

That could be because of where you happen to live as sometimes the wrong ideas people have can vary from one region to another.

[@Gutentag-tr5hr]

Me: *tries to treat my psychological problems and depressions, whitch I know will help* My parrents:*Literally takes my own happiness away by making me do, the way they treat their depression* Also my parrents:,,Why aren't you happy? I did all I could to improve your psychical healt and I requested it! Me:*Asks for things I know will help* My parrents:,,No, your tactics are wrong, you will do what I say" *Also proceeds to beat me up* Me:*Tries to do suicide* My parrents:*Proceeds to beat me up even harder* *And the cycle goes on*

[@jswayne7546]

My depression surfaced when I was 11 (I think). I have autism and I had faced a lot of misunderstanding already. At its most intense moments, I've lost all emotions and it's hard to understand if it's never happened to you.

[@chiakinanami5319]

You never too young to be depressed. And i have had it since around 6 years old and i once was admitted to a therapist, and my mother was already in denial thinking i don't get depressed since everything is "normal" and she didn't raise "depressed" kids but "normal" kids. Yet she was quick to admit me to a therapist for being "antisocial" when i am not an extrovert like the rest of my family members and prefer my own company compared to theirs

[@widojay2048]

Yippee! Your voice is so nice

[@Psych2go]