Comments on: Britney Fights for Custody, Smears Food on Face http://www.celebnewswire.com/archives/britney_spears_custody_hearing_secret_wi.html The Hollywood Poop Sun, 21 Mar 2010 03:13:39 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: Clementines http://www.celebnewswire.com/archives/britney_spears_custody_hearing_secret_wi.html#comment-1102 Clementines Tue, 18 Sep 2007 16:00:06 +0000 http://www.celebnewswire.com/?p=16952#comment-1102 The future for Sean and Jay Child neglect is defined as a type of maltreatment related to the failure to provide needed, age-appropriate care. Unlike physical and sexual abuse, neglect is usually typified by an ongoing pattern of inadequate care and is readily observed by individuals in close contact with the child. Once children are in school, personnel often notice indicators of child neglect such as poor hygiene, poor weight gain, inadequate medical care or frequent absences from school. victims experienced such "other" types of maltreatment as abandonment, threats of harm to the child and congenital drug addiction. States may code any maltreatment type that does not fall into one of the main categoriesóphysical abuse, neglect, medical neglect, sexual abuse and psychological or emotional maltreatmentóas "other." Consider the possibility of neglect when the parent or other adult caregiver... appears to be indifferent to the child seems apathetic or depressed behaves irrationally or in a bizarre manner is abusing alcohol or other drugs Physical neglect includes the refusal of seeking necessary health care, child abandonment, inadequate supervision, rejection of a child leading to expulsion from the home and failing to provide for the child's safety as well as his or her physical and emotional needs. The child may rummage for or steal food eventually. Emotional neglect includes spousal abuse in the child's presence, allowing a child to use drugs or alcohol, refusal to provide needed psychological care and constant belittling. Treatment Parent education, community centers, respite care services and substance abuse treatment programs help to protect children by addressing circumstances that place families at risk for child abuse and neglect. There are 20 states that require every citizen who suspects abuse or neglect to report it. "Reasonable suspicion" based on objective evidenceówhich could be firsthand observation or hearing statements made by a parent or childóis all that is needed to report abuse. Understanding neglect requires an awareness of related social problems such as poverty, substance abuse and domestic violence. Interventions to treat children and families affected by neglect require thorough assessments and customized treatment. The future for Sean and Jay
Child neglect is defined as a type of maltreatment related to the failure to provide needed, age-appropriate care. Unlike physical and sexual abuse, neglect is usually typified by an ongoing pattern of inadequate care and is readily observed by individuals in close contact with the child. Once children are in school, personnel often notice indicators of child neglect such as poor hygiene, poor weight gain, inadequate medical care or frequent absences from school. victims experienced such "other" types of maltreatment as abandonment, threats of harm to the child and congenital drug addiction. States may code any maltreatment type that does not fall into one of the main categoriesóphysical abuse, neglect, medical neglect, sexual abuse and psychological or emotional maltreatmentóas "other."

Consider the possibility of neglect when the parent or other adult caregiver…

appears to be indifferent to the child
seems apathetic or depressed
behaves irrationally or in a bizarre manner
is abusing alcohol or other drugs
Physical neglect includes the refusal of seeking necessary health care, child abandonment, inadequate supervision, rejection of a child leading to expulsion from the home and failing to provide for the child's safety as well as his or her physical and emotional needs. The child may rummage for or steal food eventually.

Emotional neglect includes spousal abuse in the child's presence, allowing a child to use drugs or alcohol, refusal to provide needed psychological care and constant belittling.
Treatment
Parent education, community centers, respite care services and substance abuse treatment programs help to protect children by addressing circumstances that place families at risk for child abuse and neglect.

There are 20 states that require every citizen who suspects abuse or neglect to report it. "Reasonable suspicion" based on objective evidenceówhich could be firsthand observation or hearing statements made by a parent or childóis all that is needed to report abuse.

Understanding neglect requires an awareness of related social problems such as poverty, substance abuse and domestic violence. Interventions to treat children and families affected by neglect require thorough assessments and customized treatment.

]]> By: Clementines http://www.celebnewswire.com/archives/britney_spears_custody_hearing_secret_wi.html#comment-1101 Clementines Tue, 18 Sep 2007 15:53:33 +0000 http://www.celebnewswire.com/?p=16952#comment-1101 People.. she doesn't want the kids, she doesn't want the family.. she doesn't want a husband, management or a normal life. It's like asking her to live in prison and she's fighting like mad to be considered unsuitable for any responsiblity, except her freedom and money. People.. she doesn't want the kids, she doesn't want the family.. she doesn't want a husband, management or a normal life. It's like asking her to live in prison and she's fighting like mad to be considered unsuitable for any responsiblity, except her freedom and money.

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