Children In Distress
posted August 26, 2009 - 6:36amDaycare providers expect that children will sometimes be unruly or undisciplined. But sometimes children fall so far out of the bounds of normal, the children need help.
What follows is the first paragraph of the article entitled, Children in Distress – Depressed and Anxious: Are These Children Emotionally Damaged?< a>
What you are about to read is my observations concerning a few of the children who were in my daycare over the past 45 years. While most of the children were polite, well behaved, pleasant, and had what I would term normal curiosities (kids being kids), behaviors I witnessed from some of the other children required psychological help far beyond anything I could offer.
The article discusses the problems associated with providing daycare for children in distress with an open-ended question about how the parents contribute to their children's behavior.
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