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    One rite of passage is the birth of a new born child. This can lead to several challenges for either a single parent or two‚ because a new born can turn a family around drastically. One challenge that the guardian or parents can face is financial problems. When the child is born there are medical costs that need attending. Medical considerations include all prenatal care‚ testing‚ labor and delivery‚ hospital stays‚ and any special treatments that arise during a birth. New parents need to plan

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    mortality of women" (Sen‚ 1990). In India‚ the widening gap in the ratio of girls to boys is clearly brought to light in the Census of 2001‚ confirming a trend that has been in place since 1901. This is most pronounced in the youngest age group‚ 0-6‚ thus indicating the scale of injustice as well as the long-term social and economic consequences implied. Ansley Coale (1991) also drew attention to unusually high sex ratios at birth and high female mortality rates relative to males‚ especially in the

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    Child Birth Communication Skills II Tracy Clark May 17‚ 2013 Professor Kinney Giving birth to my 2nd child was something I thought I would be prepared for especially after having a C-section with my 1st born‚ I wanted to go natural the second time around. I became nervous thinking about the pain I was about to endure. I never experienced labor pains with my 1st child. At this point‚ I had doubts about the pain I was about to endure with natural child birth. It was time to delivery and

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    Change in Indian Family

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    Change in the Family structure and Familial relation in India. Introduction Family structure is the way that a household or a family is set up. It is different for every family as families may have single parents‚ may have both parents or may have step parents involved. The family is a basic unit of society. The study of the change in the family structure in India is quite complex. With the increase in the urbanization and industrialization‚ the concept of the family in India‚ which once created

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    Save the Girl Child

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    Bibliography: 2.  Age and relaxation in upper age limit: Date of birth will be reckoned as on normal closing date (i.e 01.07.2013)

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    significant and life changing events that can happen to a person are death of a loved one and the birth of a child. Everyone experiences death throughout life‚ whether of a gold fish you won at a fair when you were a child or death of a close and valued loved one. But not all people get the joy of experiencing having a child. For me‚ that has been the most enjoyable thing in my life. But I’m not writing about the birth of my son. I am writing about the journey my wife and I went on to have him. My wife and

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    Indian Family Structure

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    An Indian Family The word ’family’ is derived from the Latin word ’familia’ which means household. In India‚ there are joint family structures as well as the concept of nuclear family. The concept of joint family has been in our society for quite a few generations now. This is quite common‚ especially‚ in villages and also in cities. In India‚ people learn the essential themes of cultural life within the bosom of the family.The most widely desired residential family unit is the joint family‚ ideally

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    “The school Days of an Indian Girl” “The school days of an Indian girl” is a narrative essay based on life turning experience of a Native American Indian Girl. The author Zitkala ‚ was born in south Dakota in 1876.In this essay she has described how she felt humiliated and embarrassed in the beginning of the school days. Later‚ her emotion turned into revenge stage to express the frustration .According to the author she was forced to join the missionaries’ school at the age of eight along with

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    In society‚ family always comes first because of the love‚ motivation‚ and trust they hold and fill in our hearts. This type of love and support is needed to escape from suffering and lost hope. For this reason‚ Juniors family was the reason he was able to heal and overcome many obstacles in his life. In the novel‚ The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian by Sherman Alexie‚ the author shares the life of a young Indian boy‚ Junior‚ who struggles living in poverty and suffers through the loss

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    E50097040.CT230 –CT230/CY230-UNDERSTAND CHILD AND YOUNG PERSON DEVELOPMENT. 5.1 Explain how different types of transitions can affect children and young people’s development. Transitions are the movements‚ passages or changes from one position‚ state‚ stage‚ subject or concept to another. These changes can be gradual or sudden‚ and last for differing periods of time. Different transitions children and young people may experience can start as early as when a child has to spend time with someone who

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