Draft:Child Endramament

Child en-drama-ment Breaking apart the words into parts we would yield the following definitions for each part. Child: a young person especially between infancy and puberty. En: in or within Drama: dramatic state, effect, or quality Ment: state or condition resulting from a (specified) action

Child Endramament could have the following definitions when we put the words parts together: 1. A child's state of being immersed in dramatic play: This would emphasize the child's active engagement in imaginative role-playing and the benefits derived from it. 2. A child's tendency to express emotions dramatically: This might describe a child who is particularly expressive or prone to emotional outbursts. 3. The process of a child becoming overly involved in dramatic or emotional situations: This could have a more negative connotation, suggesting that the child is struggling to manage their emotions or distinguish between reality and fantasy.