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Child Nutrition in 21st Century

Child Nutrition in 21st Century

... prevent child malnutrition are the critical window ...every child‟s basic human right to receive a healthy feeding and thereby undergo a normal ...young child nutrition and urges strengthening ...

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The Implications of Girl-Child Education to Nation Building in the 21st Century in Nigeria

The Implications of Girl-Child Education to Nation Building in the 21st Century in Nigeria

... Abstract : This paper examines the implications of Girl-child to nation building in the 21 st century in Nigeria. The paper began by pointing out the wrong notions that many Nigerians have particularly the ...

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Ages and ages: the multiplication of children’s ‘ages’ in early twentieth-century child psychology

Ages and ages: the multiplication of children’s ‘ages’ in early twentieth-century child psychology

... This paper explores the trend, between 1905 and the late 1920s in UK and US child psychology, of ‘discovering’, labelling and calculating different ‘ages’ in children. Those new ‘ages’ – from mental to emotional, ...

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The Use of Closed-Circuit Television Testimony in Child Sexual Abuse Cases: A Twentieth Century Solution to a Twentieth Century Problem

The Use of Closed-Circuit Television Testimony in Child Sexual Abuse Cases: A Twentieth Century Solution to a Twentieth Century Problem

... in Child Sexual The Use of Closed-Circuit Television Testimony in Child Sexual Abuse Cases: A Twentieth Century Solution to a Twentieth Abuse Cases: A Twentieth Century Solution to a Twentieth ...

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Works of taste and fancy : the woman and the child reader in nineteenth century literature

Works of taste and fancy : the woman and the child reader in nineteenth century literature

... 21st century critic as the language that surrounds the domestic scene is fraught with shortcomings and problems of ...nineteenth century literature of domesticity and the realities of its ...

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Child Health 2000: New Pediatrics in the Changing Environment of Children's Needs in the 21st Century

Child Health 2000: New Pediatrics in the Changing Environment of Children's Needs in the 21st Century

... Although the current antagonism toward immi- grants may lead to a decrease in this particular source of diversity, changes in family structure-such as divorce, gay and lesbian couples as[r] ...

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The nervous and allergic child : food allergy and behavioural problems in mid-twentieth-century USA

The nervous and allergic child : food allergy and behavioural problems in mid-twentieth-century USA

... Although fatal peanut allergy reactions were not completely unknown prior to the late 1980s, they were extremely rare, with one allergist noting in 1982 that he knew of not a single case on record (Fries). But during the ...

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The Dying Child in Seventeenth-Century England

The Dying Child in Seventeenth-Century England

... bequeathed “ all his toyes ” to his little sisters Nancy and Betty. When he overheard Nancy asking, “Who shall have Caleb’s [pet] Bird when he is dead?” he told his father: “Father, I shall not think of dying yet, but if ...

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The Expanding Role of the Pediatrician in Improving Child Health in the 21st Century

The Expanding Role of the Pediatrician in Improving Child Health in the 21st Century

... Children deserve a chance for a healthy start in life; however, researchers across the country have described many examples of the negative effect that social and economic disparities and hardship exert on child ...

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The forgotten children

The forgotten children

... a child feel that home is the happiest place in the ...18th century and during the 19th, due to the rise of the Evangelical movement, there was a renewed formality in parent - child relationships and ...

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Family and familiarity : the domestic sphere in eighteenth century English visual culture

Family and familiarity : the domestic sphere in eighteenth century English visual culture

... Jordanova, 'Conceptualising Childhood in the Eighteenth Century: The Problem of Child Labour', British Journal for Eighteenth-Century Studies 10 1987, pp.189-99.. Jordanova, 'The History[r] ...

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Of marriageable age : rethinking approaches to father daughter incest narratives in the long eighteenth century

Of marriageable age : rethinking approaches to father daughter incest narratives in the long eighteenth century

... FRAMING INCEST AS THE MARRIAGE EXCHANGE GONE WRONG In the long eighteenth century, definitions of incest are about marriage rather than child sexual abuse.. 2 The definitions are drawn f[r] ...

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Women Novelists and their Novels in the First Half of Twentieth Century

Women Novelists and their Novels in the First Half of Twentieth Century

... May Sinclair, a restless genius, did not settle to any one type or style. Her book ‘The Devine Fire’ (1904) is a long and detailed study of a poetic genius, in which character and discussion are of equal interest. The ...

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Problematising parent–professional partnerships in education

Problematising parent–professional partnerships in education

... Every Child Matters (DfES, 2003) and the National Service Framework for Children (DfES & DH, ...st Century: Towards Person-Centred Approaches (DH, 2001); Every Child Matters (DfES, 2003) and The ...

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Exploiting the Future: The Evolution of Child Labour Laws in Ontario from the Pre-Industrial Period to the 1930s

Exploiting the Future: The Evolution of Child Labour Laws in Ontario from the Pre-Industrial Period to the 1930s

... By the 20 th century, the values around childhood had changed significantly. Children were painted as weak and incapable of taking care of themselves, thus needing the support of adults. 48 This attitude is ...

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The rescue, reform and restoration of childhood : a hundred years of child labour in Britain (1780 1880) : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in Social Anthropology at Massey University, Palmersto

The rescue, reform and restoration of childhood : a hundred years of child labour in Britain (1780 1880) : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in Social Anthropology at Massey University, Palmerston North, New Zealand

... Today's international debate about child labour, therefore, is in many ways a revival of the late nineteenth century anti-child labour movements when attitudes were fuelled in part by im[r] ...

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From Irish sheep boy to toddler Keesje. Dutch child language study and its international context

From Irish sheep boy to toddler Keesje. Dutch child language study and its international context

... of child language study two influential publi- cations dating from the nineteenth and the first half of the twentieth century require ...early child language research which was a part of overall ...

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The acquisition of the Latvian language as the Second language at preschool age in theory and practice

The acquisition of the Latvian language as the Second language at preschool age in theory and practice

... the child acts, represented in didactic handouts „Kabata” (Pocket) - kindergarten, street, room, shop, Þ eld, wood – give opportunities to communicate in various communicative ...the child has a possibility ...

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Children in Hospitals Before There Were Children’s Hospitals

Children in Hospitals Before There Were Children’s Hospitals

... In this 18th-century data set, 67 cases of pediatric neurodisability made up 4.5% of the total number of admissions. Of these, 25 had a diagnosis consistent with epi- lepsy, and the other 42 had a diagnosis ...

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Strategy for Construction of the Deaf Child in Development of Social Interaction

Strategy for Construction of the Deaf Child in Development of Social Interaction

... Deaf child is a child who experienced the lack or loss of hearing ability is caused not functioning of some or all of the sense of hearing. Children who experience auditory abnormalities will bear the ...

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