Sentences with phrase «troubled children become»

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No matter their age, the people became like little children — forgetting their troubles and engaging one another in conversation.

When it starts to be necessary for you to know what it's going on in your child life, and when you have to check if she is fallen into trouble, it may happen that your child will become inaccessible for you.

Nevertheless, discipline and schooling are two huge issues when it comes to raising children and if couples become parents without having some sort of a meeting of minds, they are setting themselves up for trouble — and perhaps divorce.

The eldest boy, a 15 - year - old, has become depressed and refuses to go to school altogether, while the middle child, a boy of 12, has started to get into trouble at school as his frustrations boil over.

If however, your child becomes more upset (crying, clinging, having trouble sleeping, or sleeping independently) when you try to discuss or work on the fear, or the fear and avoidance seems to be intensifying or even spreading to other situations, then this may be more than a phase and you and / or your child may benefit from professional consultation with a child anxiety expert.

Instead they blamed outside forces for causing both unhappiness and relationship stress: Spouses became ill, lost jobs, got depressed, children got into trouble or created marital stresses by their financial and emotional demands.

The marriage that takes a back seat to the children's needs eventually becomes troubled.

Perhaps an older child can become a tutor for a younger child, or a child who has trouble sitting still can be responsible for delivering messages between classrooms.

With age, though, children become more reluctant to admit a misdeed and view truth - telling or tattling as likely to get them in trouble or pose problems for their friends, research shows.

As cloning pioneers Rudolf Jaenisch and Ian Wilmut have argued, «if human cloning is attempted, those embryos that do not die early may live to become abnormal children and adults; both are troubling outcomes.»

They are faced with more trouble than any child can be expected to bear, and the fragile but resourceful Mister nevertheless finds strength in an idea from a movie, that he can be an unstoppable force against seemingly unmovable obstacles if he believes in the success... There are plenty of sad and disturbing moments in this movie, but all of them managed to become inspirational and uplifting, because the director offered a glimpse of hope in the continuously degrading American society, especially for the poor.

The metaphors in Vincenzo Natali's bio-horror aren't exactly subtle: their experiment becomes their child, which they whisk away from the lab and into the (broken) home of Elsa's troubled childhood, and the would - be parents get a rollercoaster trip through family issues and growing pains.

They have similar personalities to their children which becomes a recipe for trouble.

Though it can be troubling when our child is experiencing mediocre teaching, it can also lead them to become more self - reliant.

One child even wrote that «my dream is to become a counselor to help troubled kids.»

He became a neuropsychologist at North Shore Children's Hospital in Salem, Mass., evaluating students who were having trouble at school.

Explore the story of two lonely children who become friends and create an imaginary magical kingdom to escape their troubles.

The extension of Prop 30, known as «The Invest in California's Children Act,» would not save the district from its financial troubles, according to the panel's report, but «will only help keep a bad situation from becoming a catastrophe in three - to - five years.»

If you have a mortgage and young children why risk everything to become head of a school that may well get into trouble with Ofsted?

DeVos hearing: In her confirmation hearing to become U.S. education secretary, Betsy DeVos says she will be «a strong advocate for great public schools,» but «if a school is troubled, or unsafe, or not a good fit for a child — perhaps they have a special need that is going unmet — we should support a parent's right to enroll their child in a high - quality alternative.»

I definitely think many adult / child relationships are challenged when the child becomes an adult because the parent has trouble accepting the independence of the child and acknowledging it.

Giving your teenager free reign of the Internet at all hours of the day is asking for trouble and setting your child up to become an unwitting victim.

And soon, the little puppy becomes a big dog jumping on children and guests, begging for attention, even getting into trouble.

Those who grow up with pets often say they benefited hugely from the experience and thrived in the environment alongside their four legged friend, yet the concept of dogs and children mixing without trouble has become an alien one to the media over recent years.

The trouble is that something innocuous at the time the photograph was taken or published can also take on new connotations later as context changes (e.g. someone in a shot becomes embroiled in a scandal after the fact: think Tiger Woods or a child - abusing priest).

These New Mexico traumatic brain injuries become more troubling when the victims our children rather than adults.

This mimics the part of adult therapy where an adult is encouraged to look at a troubling situation from multiple perspectives, and is known to help troubled children retain their ability to empathize (rather then becoming «cut off» and overly guarded in order to cope with inner pain).

Your knowledge of your child becomes like a sixth sense enabling you to anticipate and control situations to keep your kids out of trouble.

Rebuilding Communities Initiative Annie E. Casey Foundation Seeks to establish effective neighborhood collaborations and demonstrate that troubled, low - income communities can become safe, supportive environments where children and families can thrive.

Viewing troubled children as resources allows the educator or childcare practitioner to become involved in an active partnership with adolescents and their peers.

Consultation has become a primary strategy in Head Start and Early Head Start mental health services for promoting the mental health of young children and families as well as preventing and reducing the impact of troubling or challenging behavior.

Renowned child therapist Clark Moustakas demonstrates how play can be used to affirm and liberate children — children who suddenly become troubled in their school or family lives and can work out their anger and fear in just a few sessions, as well as children who are seriously disturbed and must struggle to achieve emotional maturity, respect for others, and faith in themselves.

The child had simply become what therapists call «the identified patient,» or IP — the person unconsciously assigned to be the keeper of the family's troubles.

The needs of the troubled parent override the developmental needs of the child, with the result that the child becomes psychologically depleted and their own emotional and social progress is crippled.

How can we become more attuned to attachment troubles that may be impacting the behaviors of the children we serve?

For children who have grown up in troubled homes and spent time in foster care, becoming an adult and moving out into the world alone can be an especially daunting transition.