Looked after children may be placed with other carers like extended family, or foster carers depending on the young person’s circumstances. When a child is classed as looked after the local authorities will try and work with the children’s parents. For example care orders are put into places by the local authority has legal responsibility of the child. Which is also called parental responsibility. As parents they automatically continue to have parental responsibility but with a care order, the local authority can limit parental responsibility if needed for the child.
While my Values and Beliefs are important to me I appreciate that not everyone values the same qualities. While it has not been an issue in my current position I could say that I may have less empathy or patience for people who are more work shy or don't share my values. As a professional it is important that I don't allow my beliefs and Values to place a strain on relationships with colleagues and families. Experiences My experience comes with age as well as looking after my own two children, my nieces and nephews. Coming from a large family of eleven siblings some younger and some older we all have to look after each other at one time or another, I’ve learnt to care for others, give guidance and protection when needed, empathise with others when in distress, agree and disagree to voice my opinion, to give advise when needed, to support and to be a good role model.
By viewing the film, we learn that the family structure in Tre’s family is the parents are separated, and they have one son. At the beginning of the film, Tre is living with his mother, Reva. After getting into an incident at school, Tre is sent to live with his father, Furious Styles. Throughout the film we see that although separated, Tre’s parents are still civil with one another and still keep in contact and make decisions together regarding Tre. Furious believes that Tre needs to learn “how to be a man”, and needs a strong father figure in his life in order to teach him responsibility, he tells Tre that he wants him to have a good life so he does not end up like the others.
Excepting parents with mental illness, alcoholism, or other problem behavior, when parents abused or neglected their children, they were the ones who maintained homes and enforced rules for the family. They welcomed visitingfamily and friends. Meals were
George and Dorothy both owned a stationary store to support the family. As George Lucas Jr. grew up, his mother was very sickly, so George’s father was often in control. George Senior created a very strict household and intimidated his son. Dorothy’s illness caused her to barely be involved in George’s childhood, which led George to begin to resent and avoid his father. George Senior had high expectations for his son, and he put him under a lot of pressure to do well.
Morgan Helums Bain 1 Honors English 11 1 December 2011 Joe Christmas “Abuse of any kind in the earliest years of life is particularly traumatic and can manifest as unhealthy behavior later in life” (Williams). A prime factor in the type of person a child will grow up to be is the environment he or she is raised in. For example, Joe Christmas grew up to be a very abusive man and killed multiple people. Despite the many attempts people made to help Christmas, the memories of his childhood could never be erased. Joe Christmas experienced neglect and abuse as a child and struggled to have a relationship with others, which in turn motivated him to become the isolated and violent man that he was.
Night: Passage Analysis Troubling thoughts consumed young Elie because he saw the ways in which father-son relationships are torn asunder by the camps. He watches as sons deny—or at least consider denying—care to their fathers, putting their own interests before their loved ones. Elie struggles with the same conflict when his father becomes ill, and when his father finally dies, Elie is profoundly sad though also proud that he never wholly compromised his own beliefs about family. The reason that Elie finds the deterioration of father-son relationships so painful is that the maintenance of this relationship seems to be the last barrier between a world that is semi-normal and one that has completely been turned upside down. Elie must continue
Fathers The role a father plays in the family has changed drastically over the past few decades. The father no longer has a permanent role to play in the family; he is now playing a bigger role at home while still being dominant when it comes to the job market. This creates a lot of confusion. Some fathers adapt easy to this new varying role, but some fathers feel like they are loosing their masculinity because they have to apply some of the feminine values when nursing their son. The shifting role of the father is very controversial subject, and there is therefor a lot articles where people express their opinions on the subject.
Children were forced to work at a young age making them in a way lose their childhood, and making them grow up way sooner than they needed to. By doing this children lost the opportunity to get a quality education and instead were made to focus mainly on work and helping dad provide for the family. These children were mentally, physically, and morally abused. Children were paid insignificant wages and were forced to work almost twelve hours a day to the point where they seemed like they were slaves. “They were routed out of their beds by the boss at 3 A.M and worked until about 4 P.M” (Hine)People were forced to live in terrible conditions that at times were harmful because disease became rampant and spread.
The placement of foster children can be different depending on their specific family conditions. Kinship foster care is one example, which temporarily places children with other family members. There are two types of kinship foster care, formal and informal. Formal kinship care is when a child’s relative acts as the foster parent while the state has custody of them. Informal kinship care is when, “caregiving arrangements… occur without the involvement of the