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    Breastfeeding is an important practice for a mother and her baby psychologically, economically, and in terms of health. Thus, the practice needs to be done exclusively within the first six months of a child’s life and slightly extended to the time the child begins to take supplementary foods. When mothers are able to adequately breastfeed, the rate at which children contract infectious disease, develop obesity, and other forms of health disorders, significantly goes down. More so, the risk of…

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    Trump’s Child Care Proposals Five aspects of the president’s child care plan drive its inequities. 1. The plan heavily relies on a new above-the-line deduction that is intrinsically regressive, driving larger benefits to higher-income households. The value of a deduction equals the expenses deducted multiplied by the taxpayer’s marginal tax rate. Because higher-income households face higher marginal tax rates, a deduction is worth much more for wealthier taxpayers per dollar spent on child…

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    1. Recall that the Mackay Doctrine grants employers the right to hire replacement workers during an economic strike. Child Care Service Inc. (CCSI) indicated that it would replace striking employees by inverse seniority. Does this plan violate Section 8 (a)(1) of the NLRA or is it allowable under the Mackay doctrine? Child Care Service Inc. (CCSI) is a company with twelve locations. Eighty percent of its workforce are nonprofessionals who are represented by a local of the American Federation…

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    The section about child care issues in the United States today was interesting. I used to work at a daycare, so I know how expensive child care can be for a parent. I think it would be very hard to work full time, pay for child-care, and pay any other bills that had to be taken care of. It makes sense that money is a big issue for families deciding on the arrangements for child-care. I never really had a baby-sitter when I was growing up because I had two older brothers. They were always around…

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    made it a dilemma because of the emotional response it provokes in each party, both sides to the dilemma had valid points to consider and deliberate over. These characteristics of each interpretation shape the dimensions: The indigenous parent and child have every right to be upset by the conversation that took place, they might believe they are not being respected as the traditional owners of the land, the staff talking about Australia day may have never really thought of how that day affects…

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    Children have better experiences in the school environment when they trust their teacher and feel loved, some important characteristic of a child care provider should be: self-awareness, empathy, interpersonal skills, reflectiveness, interest, flexibility and openness, reliability, emotional stability. Having a clear understanding of our strengths, weaknesses, thoughts, beliefs and emotions means we are self-aware of our personality, realizing how people perceive us and our actions is very hard…

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    The New 30 hours scheme of free childcare Aim The aim of this poster is to explore the effects of the new 30 hour scheme of free child care. What is New 30 hour scheme of free childcare? The new 30 hour scheme of free childcare extended free childcare entitlement for working parents of three- and four-year- olds will provide eligible parents with a total of 30 hours of free childcare per week, over 38 weeks or the equivalent number of hours across more weeks per year. Why is it…

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    reporting party (RP) stated her 2 year old son Jamison Baguio began attending the child care home on 10/20/15. The RP stated when she picked up her son she found in dirty with dirt on his face and hands. Additionally the RP stated he smelled as if he was in a diaper too long. The RP stated once her son arrived home he drank a cup of milk in a few seconds. He was also very hungry at dinner. The RP stated her son is a sturdy child weighing more than 34 lbs. and stand more than 32 inches, therefore…

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    TASK 1 1-There are four different ways that a child care center can be organized. First, there is a sole Proprietorship is the individuals who create the centers and maintain the ownership. Also, they bear all the responsibility. Partnership structure, on the other hand, is for people who will own a business with one or more partners. They are sharing responsibility and finances and profit. A Corporation is a business that owned by one or more shareholders. The shareholders elect directors and…

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    Q1) To June Jordan, what was the significance of Dr. Benjamin Spock’s Common Sense Book of Baby and Child Care? How do her views on Dr. Spock change and why? [see page 1886-1887] To June Jordan, Dr. Benjamin Spock was a God. She treated his book, Common Sense Book of Baby and Child Care like the bible. Jordan said, “I was ignorant but striving to be good: a good Mother. And so it was there, in that best-seller pocketbook of do’s and don’t’s (1886). Jordan’s views changed when she came upon this…

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