Protecting Children from Neglect and Abuse Crossword
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1) A professional comes to the home to monitor the health of the mother and infant, to provide one-on-one parenting education, and to suggest other helpful community programs parents can access.
2) Refers to endangering a child’s health or safety by failing to provide basic needs (such as food, clothing, and shelter) and supervision.4) failure to conform to state legal requirements regarding school attendance. 6) The failure to teach a child right from wrong in terms of general social expectations7) Any intentional physical act that results in pain, injuries, or both, to a child8) An intentional act committed by an adult that harms or threatens to harm a child’s well-being.
10) Meaning they are legally bound to report any known or suspected cases of neglect or abuse.
11) Harm o/r endangerment of a child caused by failure to seek treatment for health problems or accidents.
12) The failure to meet a child’s social-emotional needs at each stage of development.14) Any act of a sexual nature that involves an adult and a child.
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3) Building blocks that make up children's foundation for future health, productivity, and happiness.
5) Restricting or intentionally harming a person’s relationship with others.
9) A condition in which the “whiplash” shaking motion causes an infant’s brain to hit the skull repeatedly.
13) The most common form of peer abuse, involves inflicting physical,verbal, and emotional abuse on another person.
15) failure of an adult to provide for a child's basic needs16) Some form of abuse (physical, verbal, social, or emotional) directed at a child or teen by someone in the same peer group.
17) The use of words to control and debase (degrade) a child. It also harms a child’s self-esteem.
18) Physical, verbal, emotional, or sexual abuse of one sibling by another.
19) Bullying through a digital medium.
20) Abuse of power through devaluing, undermining, and coercing a child.
21) Organizations that work to prevent and rescue children from neglect and abuse.
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