Sentences with phrase «difficult children whom»

Ms. Moskowitz said that the network had shown itself to be «very quick to investigate» when such matters were brought to its attention, as when a principal at one of its schools created a «Got to Go» list of difficult children whom he wanted to leave the school.

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The chart was not what I expected but overall it has worked well with my child, whom has been very difficult to potty train at 3.5 years.

But I urge seniors for whom writing an online profile is an unappealing or difficult task to ask their adult children for help.

Finding a decent man is difficult enough, add to that the fact that I'm looking for a decent man whom I can trust to be around my children.

Rather, it is the tale of their «difficult» eldest child, 12 - year - old Suzy (Kara Hayward) and another young misfit with whom she — there really is no better word for it — elopes.

These are children for whom learning is very difficult.

It is difficult to compare the magnitude of reading outcomes in HS with those obtained in previous evaluations of 2 - to 3 - year - old children (Early Head Start and Reach Out and Read), most of whom are not reading books on their own outside of school.

We understand that the causes of attachment and trauma - related problems — traumatic childhood neglect and abuse — have the power to inflict great developmental damage on children between birth and age three; developmental damage that, untreated, leads to a lifetime of extremely difficult relationships for the child or youth with nearly everyone with whom they have contact.

«With shared parenting, it is difficult for anyone to turn the child against a parent with whom the child experiences frequent loving care.

According to experts and advocates like National Parents Organization founder and board chair Dr. Ned Holstein, shared parenting can lower the cases of parental alienation because it would be difficult for anyone to turn a child against a parent with whom he or she experiences frequent loving care, Globe Newswire noted.

Children with both conditions tend to have more difficult lives than those with ADHD alone because their defiant behavior leads to so many conflicts with adults and others with whom they interact.

While it is readily apparent to most that adopting a parentless child is a complicated process, many overlook how difficult it can be for a step - parent to adopt a child with whom they have had a loving parental relationship, and have spent years raising, teaching, protecting, and caring for.