Tiny Traumas: When you don’t know what’s wrong, but nothing feels quite right

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Traumatic events that occur in early childhoodare often referred to as Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs). One in every six adults experiences at least four ACEs, according to the CDC. These experiences can be particularly harmful, because they occur at such a vulnerable phase of growth. In early childhood, brain development and social-emotional growth are at a critical stage. Hence, the effects of trauma on children can carry over into adolescence and young adulthood. Mother-of-five Natasha Hamilton, 41, reveals brutal work out regime to get 's**t hot' after not recognising her postpartum body in the mirror

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