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    information about their child and the parents contribution should be respected because they will know their child best. In my setting at the end of the day the practitioners will talk to the parents about how their child has been through out the day. They can do this by having regular meetings with the parent where they can contribute on how they can support the child through the transition. If the child's parents do not speak English this could cause concerns for the child and the setting…

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    People should be more concerned about the dangers of the foster care system because of the commonality of child abuse. Imagine a world where children are born without a home. Imagine a world where kids are scared of coming home to intoxicated guardians. Imagine a world where a minor becomes a servant in their own home. Imagine a world where children are separated from the only family they have left. Imagine a world where children are punished with extensive beatings.This is the known world…

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    Section: 1.2 Explain child protection within the wider concept of safeguarding children and young people:- The term safeguarding as used to be called child protection is part of the wider work to help to safeguarding and promoting the safety of all children & young people. It relates to the activities that is undertaken to help protect certain children who may be suffering from some sort of abuse or neglect. Children and young people will be able to achieve and reach their full potential if we…

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    The first inner quality that I value is patience. This inner quality is extremely important for childhood educators because in order to understand children one must be able to be patient and put themselves in a child’s shoe to see how they see the world. Children deserve educators that care and appreciate them and not educators who are just doing their job because they have to. There are various of ways to demonstrate patience in order to be a successful childhood educator. The first strategy…

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    children and above all else we must have a working positive relationship with one another. If you have the type of relationship that your child knows that even when they mess up, you are still there with unconditional love, your bond can keep you and your child strong through all the ups and downs life will bring along. I have talked about how you and your child, youngster through teens, need to have a common understanding of the family boundaries and why they are there. Children really do like…

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    “Hana Rosin shares her views on the overprotective behaviour of parents towards their children and its effects on the development of the kids. The author starts by explaining about old age adventure playgrounds and their significance in making a child aware of the risks and dangers involved while doing any fun task independently. She emphasises on the thought by giving views of a landscape architect, according to which, playgrounds should be designed in such a way “that kids could move around…

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    Child Poverty In America

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    Child poverty has been on the rise for centuries in America. The poverty in America for children happens to have an outstanding rate for the nation’s poor (“America’s Child Poverty,” 2018). Knowing that poverty has the ability to be a concern to a child’s health and well-being; should be a reason to find ways to support their problems. Children are being brought into the world without being able to help their mother. The number of single mothers has been increasing because they have chosen to…

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    toddlers are to consider group size and adult-child ratio. You should cover all electrical outlets, cover all heaters, and protect children from windows and mirrors that are not non-breakable; remove drapery cords, get rid of slippery throw rugs, put together a fire escape plan, get rid of any poisonous plants, make sure that all furniture is steady, remove lids from toy storage boxes, all cribs and baby furniture should meet consumer protection safety standards, keep medicines and cleaning…

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    Nicole is a 17 year old who identifies as female, Caucasian and bisexual. The presenting problem is that the client is seeking treatment to address issues related to anger, fear of abandonment, and impulsive and destructive behaviors (i.e. physical aggression, cutting, purging, sexual reactivity, and suicidal ideation). She has been hospitalized numerous times and currently resides in a treatment center for adolescents. She comes from a family of high socioeconomic status. She has struggled with…

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    Why Is Child Labor Wrong

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    were and are still being put through dangerous and unhealthy conditions when working in fields and factories. They are missing an education and some workers are 4-5 years old. According to Child Labor, in the 1900, one in six children were employed full time, and more than 1,750,000 children were involved in child labor. Today the numbers are down but the conditions are still horrific for many children in the United States and many other countries. Some of the dangers children face in…

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