Parenting Myths and Realities
What is good parenting comes naturally?
In this, children give parents a wonderful gift: the opportunity to see the world through their eyes, lending a whole new perspective on life.
What is youthful perspective?
This has fulfillment and reaching potential.
What is self-actualization?
One of the legal rights of a parent is this.
What is asking for flexibility and support from the workplace to help them meet the needs of their children and family?
This includes non-accidental injuries, such as bruises, burns, and broken bones.
What is physical abuse?
This is the second parenting myth.
What is having a baby doesn't have to change a person's life?
In this, most parents would say that, although raising children can be difficult at times, few experiences are as emotionally fulfilling as parenthood.
What is emotional fulfillment?
This has self-respect, self-esteem, achievement, confidence, and appreciation.
What are esteem needs?
The second legal right of a parent is this.
What is speaking out for affordable child care and health care for children?
This includes severe rejection. loss of affection, and humiliation.
What is emotional abuse?
This is the third parenting myth.
What is having children doesn't cost much?
In this, parenting gives people exceptional opportunities for personal growth.
What is personal growth?
These have love, affection, and belonging.
What are social needs?
For example, parents who are serving in the military or traveling without their children may wish to designate someone to be legally responsible for their children's care during their absence. This can be accomplished using a legal document called this.
What is a child care power of attorney?
This includes any sexual act between a child and an adult.
What is sexual abuse of a child?
This is the fourth parenting myth.
What is children can make up for whatever is missing from a person's life?
In this, most people take pride in a job well done, and parents are no exception.
What is sense of pride?
These have freedom from danger and sense of security.
What are safety needs?
When a child's parents have died or are unable to provide care, the court will appoint this person to take legal responsibility for the child.
What is a guardian?
This is failure to meet a child's basic physical and emotional needs.
This is the fifth parenting myth.
What is children affect parents' lives for a short time?
In this, many people are pleased to know that their family's traditions and values will live on in their children's lives and the lives of future generations.
What is family continuation?
These have air, food, water, sleep, and health.
What are physiological needs?
If parents neglect their duties, a judge may issue an order for this.
What is the termination of parental rights?
Children ages birth to three years have the highest rates of this.
What is victimization?