For- non parental Care(2)
Denying that family has a major impact on children would be ilogical. It is said that ‘Children who are not living in the care of their parents which at most cases impacts them on their vulnerability’ (Lipscombe et al. 2012). There is a strong indication through the articles conveying a point about family impacting their readiness for school and learning. The Reasons for why parents may be unable to take care of their children varies from issues such as abuse, neglect, domestic violence, parental illness and ‘Children in non-parental care often experience multiple risk factors such as poverty, maltreamtment,and instability of home environment’ (O’rilly et al.2007). The impacts of these issues is likely
Denying that family has a major impact on children would be ilogical. It is said that ‘Children who are not living in the care of their parents which at most cases impacts them on their vulnerability’ (Lipscombe et al. 2012). There is a strong indication through the articles conveying a point about family impacting their readiness for school and learning. The Reasons for why parents may be unable to take care of their children varies from issues such as abuse, neglect, domestic violence, parental illness and ‘Children in non-parental care often experience multiple risk factors such as poverty, maltreamtment,and instability of home environment’ (O’rilly et al.2007). The impacts of these issues is likely