Children do not understand what is safe and what is not and therefore adults have the responsibility to teach, reinforce and protect children from risks.…
The topic of this editorial is the protection of children and how there is more that can be done to ensure their safety.…
It is important to ensure children and young people are protected from harm within the setting, as the parents are leaving their children in your care with the expectation that they can trust you and your colleagues to keep their children from harm. It is difficult for parents to leave their children in an education or care setting and then go to work; they need to be confident that their children will be in safe supportive hands with people that will help them develop.…
Naturally parents will want to see their children do well. Sometimes though in an effort to keep their children safe parents inadvertently hold their children back from exploring the world around them, lessening their chances to learn and progress. While it is understandable to want to shelter children from harm, parents who are over protective can sometimes limit their child’s potential.…
Making sure a child’s welfare is safe in all aspects of life is a vital part of their development in their learning capability, in their confidence and in the long term impact into adult hood.…
As practitioners, our main concern is to keep children safe from harm. Doing this can be very hard, as at the same time we need to encourage them to experience risk and challenges.…
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It is a delicate balance to strike. When things go wrong for children it is often our instinct to get involved and to try and sort things out. But , in satisfying this instinct we deny children the opportunity to learn about taking responsibility and making decisions for themselves.…
There are many ways that parents can act which endanger their children, there are many parental behaviours that increase the risk of exposing their children to abuse, these were identified by Cleaver et al (1999) as being drug use, problem drinking and domestic violence. Other behaviours can include those displayed by parents with mental health issues, all of these behaviours can and do effect the level of care, often being inconsistent and unpredictable and potentially leading to the child caring for the parent (topic 15, p.47).…
Children develop a sense of trust that the world is a good safe place when significant…
Parents may fear urgent or serious consequences. Deborah Gilboa, M.D. and founder of AskDoctorG.com says, "many of the consequences parents are trying to prevent--unhappiness, struggle, not excelling, working hard or no guaranteed results--are great teachers for kids and not actually life threatening. It just feels that way."(Bayless) Other factors that may contribute to why some parents hover may result from fear of safety or fear of failure (Vinson). Also feelings of anxiety, or peer pressure from other parents (Bayless).…
It is one thing for a parent to be aware of what their child is doing, but it is another idea for a parent to…
In the media today there are ridiculous numbers of reports pertaining to accidents, shootings and robberies-these are just a few examples of unjust acts that are occurring everyday. There is also a shocking amount of coverage about parents accidentally, or on the other hand, brutally murdering their kids. Parents are supposed to be loving and supporting caregivers, they have a great influence over everything a child can possibly say or do. It is hard to believe that some parents would actually take their children's lives into their hands. Recently in the news there have been accounts of a mother poisoning her son to a father taking a knife and slashing his son's throat. These are all cases where the parent in charge has taken advantage of their control. Each helpless child is defenseless in these situations. In many cases, children have become victims of a parent's mental instability. In one case a mother claims to…
Parents have a great deal of responsibility. They are their children's first teacher. It is from parents, children can learn their culture, social skills, life skills, and get exposed to many experiences. Parents must be willing to take on the challenge of exposing their children…
Some people may still maintain the thinking that parents build up a firm foundation for children 's behavior. They think so because parents are the role models for kids when kids are still young. However, they need to understand that teenagers act differently when out of home. Once teenagers leave their house, they do whatever they like since parents are not around. They feel enthusiastic in trying out things which are new to them, for instance taking drugs etc. Sometimes, parents ' overprotectiveness may produce adverse results. Their children turn out to be rebellious, as parents set too much limits and restrictions on them. In the process to fight for freedom, they do things which are opposed to our society 's norm so that their parents are aware of that. Other than that, children 's mentality might change after reaching puberty. Teenagers tend to outshine themselves by doing things which are extreme in order to attract opposite sex. Therefore, children misbehave because of their personal reasons.…