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Child neglect is an acts of omission in which a cargiver fails to provide a child's basic needs. The CDC which classifies child neglect as a type of child maltreatment defines it as the failure to provide for a child’s basic physical, emotional, or educational needs or to protect a child from harm or potential harm. Like acts of commission, harm to a child may or may not be the intended consequence [1]The following are types of child neglect href="/Physical_abuse_related.html" title="Physical abuse">Physical&_160;• Psychological (emotional)&_160;• Verbal&_160;• Spiritual&_160;• Sexual&_160;• Sexual (child)&_160;• Neglect
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1. Bad Parenting is Bad for Your Kids
November 10, 2009
Of course the opposite is true as well because good parenting is certainly good for your kids. And the main point here is that bad parenting can begin at a very early age. You don't have to wait until your child is up and about or even off to school. Doing the right thing and avoiding being a bad parent can start as soon as they are born.
Bad parents or parenting is seen in three areas - the abuse or neglect of your child, disagreements with your child and in ignoring your child. Now by abuse we do not refer to the appalling and illegal harming of a child but in such areas as the tone of ... (read more)
Author: Jenna Brooklyn
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2. About Psychological Problems in Children and Their Treatment
November 03, 2009
It has been observed that with the growing tension and stress levels, estranged relationship of parents, and lack of attention due to working parents, over exposure, etc, there has been an increase in the level of child psychic problems. Once when you have observed symptoms like constant irritation, lack of concentration, aggression, insomnia, etc in your child, then you are aware that you need an assistance of a child psychologist Sydney. Child psychologist Sydney Neglect, lack of affection and delay in treatment can result in a disturbed childhood and an unstable mind in the future. Ther... (read more)
Author: jessica thomson
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3. Kentucky ranks 1st in fatal child abuse
October 31, 2009
Kentucky had the highest rate of child deaths from abuse and neglect in the United States during 2007, according to a report released Wednesday by a national child advocacy group.
Every Child Matters Education Fund, a non-profit group in Washington, D.C., reported that 41 Kentucky children died from abuse and neglect in 2007 ? a rate of 4.09 deaths per 100,000 Kentucky children.
To help stem the tide of deaths, the group called on state officials to make public specific information about each child's death, including whether he or she had previous contact with state social wo... (read more)
Author: Health Insurance
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4. The Treatment For Eating Disorders in Adolescents
October 29, 2009
One of the first things to do in seeking treatment for eating disorders for adolescents is to admit to yourself that it’s possible that your adolescent could be suffering from an eating disorder. You might think you’re a pretty open-minded person, but it can be very hard, even for a free-thinking individual, to accept that your teenager has an eating disorder.
This is because parents will often jump to the conclusion that their child’s eating disorder is all their fault, and while it is possible that they contributed (either through well-meaning advice on a child’s weight, neglect, or ev... (read more)
Author: Emile Jarreau
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5. Nebraska ranks 4th in child-abuse death rate
October 28, 2009
A national report released Wednesday shows 16 Nebraska children died from abuse or neglect in 2007, placing the state fourth in the country in the rate of those deaths.
Between 2001 and 2007, 86 Nebraska children died from abuse or neglect, according to a report from the nonprofit Every Child Matters.
The report also showed Nebraska ranked 13th in per capita spending to address abuse and neglect, with a $166 million child welfare budget.
The report said the state substantiated 4,108 cases of child abuse and neglect in 2007, although the state put that number at 2,894.
Tod... (read more)
Author: Health Insurance
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