Sentences with phrase «worries troubling the child»

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They might not worry about paying the bills or work problems, but that doesn't mean children's lives are trouble - free.

Having your child around if you're worried about possible complications could intensify your stress and cause more troubles than it's worth.

Worried about all the trouble that your children will cause rummaging through her priceless porcelain antiques?

There is no need to be overcome with worry and apprehension about the thought of all the trouble your child can find in their own home.

Therefore, I am more worried when my children get into this trouble.

If your child is bleeding or having trouble breathing, or if you are worried, do not wait.

Many parents worry that if they cosleep with their child, that they will have trouble ending the family bed tradition.

It is clear that there is an acute period of a disease when a child feels really bad — when he has troubles breathing, a high temperature, no appetite, when everybody worries about that.

Also, a child with a generalized anxiety disorder will have trouble controlling her feelings of worry and it will cause her distress and some kind of impairment.

While P.S. 130 has strong test scores, TriBeCa parents were concerned about the school's stricter rules, including a requirement that students must wear uniforms, and parents also worried their children would have trouble making friends because 70 percent of incoming kindergarteners at P.S. 130 do not speak English as a primary language.

There's both good news and bad news for researchers who had worried about a new design released this week for the troubled National Children's Study, a $ 3 billion plan to follow 100,000 children from before birth toChildren's Study, a $ 3 billion plan to follow 100,000 children from before birth tochildren from before birth to age 21.

A most important finding [in a recent study] was that the fearful or anxious children, defined... as those with seven or more worries, did not seem to be in any particular psychological trouble.

Is your child worrying about an upcoming test at school or having trouble with friends?

The types of problems that children worry about vary greatly, but they tend to focus on issues related to how they feel physically, how others perceive them, something that might get them in trouble, or doing poorly academically.

Each page takes the child step - by - step through different worry scenarios, such as falling out with a friend, getting in trouble at school, or feeling like no one is listening to them.

Previously, only schools that took federal Title I money had to worry about the No Child requirements, which focus on the success of students who often have trouble in school.

You know, if there are troubling things that occur in that family, or if a child presents with troubling behaviour, and you're worried about that child's mental health, or your worried about that child's safety, or health, or wellbeing, you can raise that much more easily with parents if you're in a relationship with them and they trust you and you trust them.

The Individual Parent Consultations are designed to provide specific information about their particular child's fears and worries, and to provide 1:1 trouble shooting advice for implementation of skills at home.

If your child struggles with behavior, you may worry about her getting in trouble at school.

If you're afraid or intimidated by your tween or teen, worry about the cops coming to your door because of trouble he's gotten into, or if she's been expelled for bullying peers or taking a weapon to school, your child's behavior has now moved into Conduct Disorder.