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    Imagine your child or sibling has two choices‚ to get their limbs cut off‚ or to join the army. This makes me believe that the kids in the military are mostly victims. Because the children are forced‚ drugged‚ and brainwashed into killing‚ they are clearly victims. I got my evidence from the testimony by Tom Malinowski. Some may think that child soldiers are guilty and should be punished‚ but it turns out most of them are forced or left with no choice but to become a soldier. In the same article

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    Parents Role in Child

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    renParents Role in Children’s life Baby Mantra - Sunday‚ December 11‚ 2011 Parents are role models for their children‚ regardless of age.  Parents play an irreplaceable part in their child’s lives by being their first teachers.  Parents teach their children how to read‚ cook‚ count‚ among other early childhood tasks as the child grows. It is very important for parents to be involved in their child’s life to help them mature from a baby to an adult. As a parent‚ you should always pay attention to your

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    In each person ’s life much of the joy and sorrow revolves around attachments or affectionate relationships -- making them‚ breaking them‚ preparing for them‚ and adjusting to their loss by death. Among all of these bonds as a special bond -- the type a mother or father forms with his or her newborn infant. Bonding does not refer to mutual affection between a baby and an adult‚ but to the phenomenon whereby adults become committed by a one-way flow of concern and affection to children for whom they

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    Child Abuse When one thinks of child abuse‚ the initial thought is a child with broken bones and bruises. Physical abuse is not the only type of child abuse. Child abuse can be in the form of neglect‚ emotional and sexual abuse as well as the most obvious‚ physical abuse. These four types of abuse can leave lasting scars on the children and cause a repeat pattern of abuse in later years. Child abuse covers a wide range of parental and adult actions inflicted upon children and many times are not

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    Child Soldiers Children grow up believing in a man that flies in a sleigh with reindeer to every house in the world in a matter of hours‚ so we can ask‚ why can’t they be taught that war and power is good? Children can grow up and believe anything is good; this is the beauty of being a kid. All over the world‚ children are being brainwashed to believe war and killing people is an okay crime. Child soldiers should be given amnesty or rehabilitation. Children are being forced to serve as soldiers

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    bomb‚ which killed many‚ he is taken to court‚ where they are asking if he should be given amnesty. If it was your decision‚ would you give this boy a second chance at living freely? Or would you put him behind bars for the rest of his life? Many are now asking themselves‚ should child soldiers be given amnesty or should they be prosecuted? This debate‚ on the issue of child soldiers‚ has been going on for a while now. Child soldiers are children in war under the age of 18. This means some

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    identity‚ is at least in part shaped or affected by circumstances beyond our control and/or by the people who have authority over us. This theme of parent/child relationships applies to the three stories‚ “Rules of the Game” and “Two Kinds” both by Amy Tan and “Through the Tunnel” by Doris Lessing. In the story “Rules of the Game”‚ Waverly and her mother both work together to make Waverly successful in chess‚ but it does cause tensions. In “Two Kinds”‚ Jung-mei has tensions with her mother when she wants

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    Would you like it if your children where taken from you to become a child soldier‚ well in Somalia children have been taken to become child soldiers. They are getting prosecuted for it as well‚ child soldiers should not be prosecuted for this. Theses child soldiers are being forced to fight against their will. Ishmael Beth was a child soldier in a news report on CBS News and he said that they were drugged. Also a gun was held up to there held every second this went on. The children were also drug

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    Chapter I INTRODUCTION Parents send their children to schools in the hopes of having them acquire hard skills such as knowledge about the world‚ logic‚ and comprehension. However‚ at present‚ the focus of parents‚ along with other concerned institutions such as the school and the workforce‚ have extended to also consider the "soft skills" of the individual. These are the abilities to evaluate‚ communicate‚ and adapt effectively to the social environment collectively

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    Parent Child Relationship

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    Parent-Child Relationship Of the many different relationships we form over the course of the life span‚ the relationship between parent and child is among the most important. A baby cries‚ a parent feeds him/her; a baby snuggles‚ a parent hugs him/her. Day after day‚ night after night‚ mothers and fathers feed‚ wash‚ dress‚ and hold their babies. Gradually‚ the baby begins to expect that his/her parent will care for him/her when he/she cries. Gradually‚ parents respond to and even anticipate their

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