Sentences with phrase «unsure whether a child»

If you're unsure whether your child has a disability, don't rely on your interpretation of the law alone to determine this.

If you notice any changes in his mouth or teeth, or if you're unsure whether your child's thumb - sucking is causing problems, consult your dentist.

You may wonder if you've done anything wrong or be unsure whether a child cavity in a baby tooth really needs filling.

If you are unsure whether a child may go on to further education build the university option into your financial settlement.

Many parents are simply unsure whether their child has a social or emotional issue that could be benefited from professional help.

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Parents are usually left feeling unsure and guilty of what and how much they do for their children, and whether it's even enough.

I'm unsure as to whether I would choose this against others on the market, partly due to the experience of the weight that seems to make me feel like my bike is less balanced than it has been with other child seats and the experience of trying to get it on and off the bike is beyond irritating, it now lives on it!

If you're unsure about whether your child has ADHD, it's best to consult with a child psychologist or primary care physician experienced in assessing ADHD.

That paucity of data can leave physicians and their families unsure about whether a child might need a repeat dose of antibiotics — or a different kind — or whether lingering symptoms might have a different cause.

In many cases, you may be unsure whether your doctor is to blame for your child's injuries.

This can happen because families are unsure of whether their child has a difficulty, or they do not know where to go or what to do to get mental health support.

At another service, the family survey indicated that families were unsure as to whether the staff supported children's friendships with each other.

If you're unsure who has parental responsibility for the child in your care, and whether you will transfer to a non-government agency, talk to your caseworker.