I hate to break this to you but if children don't have the right to be protected from childhood trauma then you don't have a right to be protected from the consequences of childhood trauma.
All children should have the right to a safe childhood, but that is not the same as having the right to safe childhood. That right will not happen in tell society have effective counter measures against childhood trauma.
Siegfried Isenstein and his sons.
Giogio on the left, Ren on the right. Their mother is Belgian.
The WW1 segment of Moth needed plot, what happens to this family is not good, more attention will be drawn to the suffering of civilians during ww1, in Ottoway's spin-off.
A lot of allied WW1 propaganda invented German atrocities against Belgian children. When German forces came into contact with this propaganda they were very upset by it. It must have been especially sickening to that fraction of German Soldiers who had children with Belgian women.
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According to testimonies from locals, other torture victims in the facility knew that Ukrainian children had been kept there by Russian security services, who had called the room “a children's cell.”
As a parent, it can be frustrating when your child is easily distracted. It can make it challenging for them to concentrate on tasks, complete homework, or even have a conversation. However, it's important to remember that children have different personalities and learning styles, and some may require more support than others to stay focused. Here are some tips for raising an easily distracted child:
Set Clear Expectations:- Children need clear expectations to understand what is expected of them. Be specific and clear about what you want your child to do, and communicate the consequences if they do not follow through. For example, if you want your child to complete their homework before playing video games, make sure they understand this expectation and the consequences if they do not follow through.
Create a Structured Routine:- Children thrive on structure and routine, and having a consistent schedule can help them stay focused. Create a daily routine that includes specific times for waking up, eating, homework, playtime, and bedtime. Stick to this routine as much as possible, as it can help your child stay on task and avoid distractions.
Minimize Distractions:- Create a quiet and organized space for your child to study and complete their homework. Remove distractions such as television, video games, or toys. If your child needs to use a computer or tablet for homework, consider using an app or software that blocks distracting websites or apps.
Break Tasks into Smaller Chunks:- Large tasks can be overwhelming for children, especially if they are easily distracted. Break tasks into smaller, manageable chunks, and provide positive feedback as your child completes each task. This can help them stay motivated and avoid getting distracted.
Use Positive Reinforcement:- Praise your child for staying on task and completing their work. Offer incentives for staying focused, such as extra playtime or a special treat. Positive reinforcement can help your child stay motivated and on track.
Be Patient:- Raising an easily distracted child can be challenging, but it's important to be patient and understanding. Remember that your child's attention span may be shorter than others, and they may require more support to stay focused. With patience and consistency, you can help your child develop good study habits and focus skills.
In conclusion, raising an easily distracted child requires patience, consistency, and structure. By setting clear expectations, creating a structured routine, minimizing distractions, breaking tasks into smaller chunks, using positive reinforcement, and being patient, you can help your child develop good study habits and focus skills. Remember that every child is unique, and it may take some trial and error to find the strategies that work best for your child.
Damian and Lucas are blood related to them while Josh is adopted Damian and Lucas where made in science tubes using jeff and ej's blood Josh was found by jeff abandoned by his mom and dad a year old
Ableist be like: you know what I hate more than child abusers? Systems and cluster B people. It is unfair that me and the child molester down the street should have to deal with the consequences of our actions!