will a caution for abh stop  me from working with children?
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Well if you wanted to look after my kids , i'd call that a bloody good reference , not a black mark !
857044
As long as you are over 18, no, there are no laws against it. It'll cause your health to suffer, though, working that much at a constant rate, especially if either of them is physically demanding.
658013
No, however the patient may not be! It's not always wise to take young children to visit people who are in the middle of treatment as it may cause a lower imune system, and am sorry to say kids carry all sorts of beastly germs.\n\nHowever, have no idea what this electric shock treatment is?
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It is about boundaries. You must keep your professional work separate from family life otherwise you will get yourself all tangled in knots. Ask yourself what you would do if you were not working in the field you are. How would you deal with the family situation then? It is ok to use knowledge that you have gained through work to inform the way you relate to your family. But you are not working with your family you are part of it. What you could do is make your concerns known to those in your family that are worrying you and let them know that there is help available. Aside from harm issues (to themselves or others, especially children) people have to want to change their lifestyles. You cannot bully them into this. It must be worrying for you, but I feel it is important to keep your work life apart from your family life. That is about keeping yourself safe. Without doing that you can't help others.
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I dont blame you for being concerned about your children being near a place that was making meth. Thats so dangerous and it would scare me too.Maybe you can call your local HUD office and see what kind of answers they have for you..I hope it all works out for you..Good luck!\n\n **Ignore the above poster and the rude comments, some people are really ignorant...
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In home day care providers should have insurance to cover these things.  If truly, the swingset is a danger..ie too high for the children to play on, and a safety hazard, call social services to investigate.\nIf no adult was there to supervise, another reason to have social services notified. Accidents do happen, but negligence is inexcusable.
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Dear Abby just had something about that...\n\nhttp://www.uexpress.com/dearabby/?uc_full_date=20060623\nDEAR ABBY: I have two active boys who are 8 and 2 1/2. We are going on a 12-hour road trip to a family wedding. I shared with my mother-in-law that I am dreading the long ride and am trying to think of ways to keep the boys occupied. We have a DVD player and are taking books, toys, etc. on the trip.\nI was shocked to hear my mother-in-law suggest that I give the boys Benadryl to put them to sleep. This is not the first time I have heard someone say this. Is this common practice? My husband and I would never do such a thing. Isn't that child abuse? -- APPALLED IN FREMONT, CALIF.\n\nDEAR APPALLED: I would certainly call it child endangerment. Children should not be given medications without a doctor's prescription. If I were you, I'd start that trip at night, when the children are normally sleeping. And bring along lots of things to keep them entertained. I would also schedule stops at regular intervals so they don't get cabin fever. But drug them? Never.
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Not at all. These people need to be stopped before they hurt a child. If you are worried go back to the chat room and ask what they do to keep you safe. I don't think you can be traced by the paedo though because of data protection. If you are still worried, contact the police and explain the situation and say that you are worried about it. They will do everything they can to keep you safe.
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Absolutely NOT! The only things that will stop child sexual assault are:\n\nParents not neglecting their children. They have to watch them constantly whether they are outside in the yard, at the park, on the internet, in the library or in a store! You can not just let your child run wild and not know what he/she is up too.\n\nTeaching Prevention to Parents, Teachers, and other persons of \nAuthority. Teaching them how to see a possible problem.\n\nTeaching good touch and bad touch to your child. Let them know it is perfectly ok to tell you anything at anytime. Let them know that if someone does something to them and tells them don't tell because I will hurt you or your Mommy etc that it is not true. None of you will be harmed. Teach them DO NOT TALK TO STRANGERS! Do not take candy, stuffed animals, etc from strangers. Do not go "look for the lost puppy with a stranger".\n\nIf you instill these things on a regular basis to your children, they will be much more protected. TALK TO YOUR CHILDREN. Do not ignore them. Watch for warning signs of depression, not wanting to go to someones house, not wanting to be around a certain person. \n\nPlain and simple. STAY INVOLVED IN YOUR CHILDS LIFE!
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if you have to ask, then maybe you shouldn't be parenting at all. dude, thats just not right. she probably is all fired up about going to daddy's job and you wanna take her to a whore house? come on! i totally respect your position and wish i had your job but use your head, will ya? it is no place for any juvenile. Period! call in sick and fake another job for the night so your daughter will stop wondering what you do at work. be creative. did you tell her you work at a brothel? if you did, just explain it to her. PLUS, if you DO take her and she reports it to her fellow students (which she will) or teachers, you could risk having her taken away from you. keep her outa there.
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Hi vicki\n\nI work has a prison officer at werrington young offenders,you are been assessed on simply your common sense a few examples.\n\nThere is small children playing with a football at the side of the road unsupervised.\nNow this in any ones mind would cause concern,from this situation you could say you explained to the children that playing with the football near to a busy road was dangerous and could cause a accident,you explained to them the dangers of playing next to the road and the consequences of a accident,you advised them to go and play with the ball away from the road.\n\nThrough this you have shown what made you decide to give constructive criticism (you could see the dangers) and because they were small children you used your communication skills to deliver your comments in the appropriate way to explain to children.\n\nYou have got to remember there is no right or wrong situation in which they are looking for,just common sense.\nGoodluck :-)
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I'm a complementary therapist and would certainly reccommend that the earlier, (within reason), you can have your children the better. Preferably in your twenties. I know some people disagree, but that's my opinion.\nJon C
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I don't know who told you health authorities found the practice safe - IT IS NOT!\n\nHealth Authorities ARE WARNING ITS A DANGEROUS THING TO DO!\nYou run the risk of death or living as a vegetable from brain damage when you screw up.., meaning someone will have to feed you, cloth you, clean you, you cant go and hang out with friends..., you have a non existent life.\n\nDO NOT RISK IT. Other kids who practice this will tell their friends that these warnings are just to get you to stop.\n\nAny time you shut off blood flow to the brain, there is a risk of death or brain damage.
1058145
No, My little girl made my little boy drank perfume before.I called Poison Control and they said that he would be fine.So you don't have anything to worry about.
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"but I don't want my kids to suffer later due to lack of attention from both the parents."\n\nThere's your answer, "doctor".
437449
I too suffer from Bipolar disorder and I feel for you right now. I am in the USA and I don't know your rights but, it seems that you should be able to go to court and contest your x. I would call child protective service if I were you to find out if they can help you. You are making great progress. The doctors and social services have often explained bipolar to me as a disease like Diabetes. It is not something you can help, it is an illness. No body should keep your children away from you because, you are ill as long as you don't hurt the children. Good luck!
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Oooh, be very careful.  If this involves children, the judge can order a visit or two from CPS to your home because by dropping a restraining order, you are endangering the kids and yourself.  Judges don't like to do it, but they'll drop it.  Just keep in mind that there was a reason for your restraining order, and it may be best to just live it out.