Children are entitled to a wide range of rights that ensure their survival, development, protection, and participation in society. In Counseling Psychology, understanding the rights of children is essential because counselors work to promote their emotional well-being, safeguard them from abuse, and support their healthy psychological development. Child rights recognize that every child is a unique individual deserving of dignity, care, respect, and opportunities to achieve their full potential regardless of gender, caste, religion, ethnicity, disability, or socioeconomic status. The right to survival is one of the most fundamental rights of every child. It includes the right to life, adequate nutrition, clean drinking water, shelter, healthcare, and a safe environment. Proper prenatal and postnatal care, immunization, and access to medical facilities are essential for ensuring healthy physical and mental growth. Counseling psychologists often work with children and families to promote healthy lifestyles and address emotional difficulties arising from illness, neglect, or deprivation. The right to development ensures that children receive quality education, opportunities for learning, recreation, play, and