children with learning delays, children in wheelchairs, and children unable to speak especially needed to in a responsive, consistent way and that if they need a little extra time or assistance, their teacher will help. no, not look at it. take it to your mouth. good girl. lay it down. good girl. [girl crying] hendrick: we begin our examination of daily routines with one of the first events of te day. does this look familiar? there comes a point in almost every baby's life when she feels very strongly about being left by her parent. often referred to as "separation anxiety," the child might sob frantically and seem absolutely inconsolable when separating from her family member. our handling of separation anxiety is really important for our children's emotional well-being. so what helps? what could you do to help a child separate easily? first of all, we can reassure the child with calm words and affection that the family member will return. it may be tempting, but during separation anxiety, avoid bribing the child. i've seen so many caregivers try to use food as a way of pacifying th

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children too. it. is the. at least. in. some of the older children who work at the monastery others have left father nicholai lets his flock choose their own path. naca song billionaire what do you want to be when you grow up have you ever thought about it. now. but it's time already it's time to make a choice i know that here and you can has already made her choice be honest with have you made your choice i want to be a designer or i can painter what about you. i don't know you don't know when you'll be in i don't know. what about a police officer police officer. why are you crying divied. the children know their father supports them and that miracles do happen ask and it shall be given seek and you will find knock and it shall be opened onto you. for instance an ordinary person very doubtful about building a church would saying he had no money or other resources and that he wouldn't cope with the task but as for him he doesn't think of how he's going to do it he simply does it he's not afraid of

they are my children. before dawn breaks father of ten you go to their heads to the market place and course he takes care not to stock up on too much food even though he has so many children. i know for a fact that the kids will snatch up the best bits and leave the rest to rot then i'll have to give the leftovers to the dogs i don't want that sort of thing happening buying too much food is a bad idea. the market vendors are all familiar with eagle they know he has many children and offer him good discounts to which i'd like some of those sausages the high girls hello how many do you want they will do not many today which is also a jar of mayonnaise and chocolate for the kids it's just. people help us and may god help them. will be in dire poverty were not for them. because like hello. when my wife died a moscow businessman bought a car for us. the outhouse has been built by a wealthy man from course i don't even know his name. but here for the working man also build the hole in the large bathroom the show

alexei raises three children alone living alongside villainy in his apartment brothers our children and. there's also a dog a cat and a turtle look at this different life animal since i was a little girl we always had a lot of cats at home when my mother worked at a pet store i often spent time there after school i love animals very much. and her two brothers lost their mother to cancer. you know you can all. mommy bernie who was raised by her mother. as for anton he remembers his mother and the older he gets the more he thinks about her she try can see it shows that when he sees his mom's picture he says it's mom and then asks why people die and the other day he asked me what's the purpose of life the boys are only six years old. now. alexei hired a nanny to help take care of the children she cooks for them and puts them to bed. but what if it's been two and a half years since right anymore what do you mean women think that men can't take care of their children they always want to show how to do it are they come up to us in the street and wipe their noses it gets on my nerves really do

sexual abuse in children is more evident. or has anything to do with gay behavior or homosexuality or not abusing but depriving them of the right to having their moment and it. doesn't deprive them of the right to have a mom and dad i think that what we are discussing here are the rights for. l.g.b. t. couples to to have. a relationship to have adoption of children and i think there is a huge danger with people relating this to abuse there was a lot of discussion in some countries when it was thought. to those who actually abused children tended to be mainly men and tended to be mainly homosexual men it is true that more men are perpetrators than women. but it is also true that more victims are female than male although there can be both and even where they are boys who are victims there is no evidence that this has to do with sex with homosexuality i was interested in the report it said that there is an increase in the number of children abused in russia and i was wondering if there is this is an actual increase coming back

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love your children since with children in wheelchairs i would like to meet more people so that i could visit them for birthdays and other parties. i'll tell you gave birth to twins this kid would come from the kitchen carrying the baby brother to legislate she would use it to feed them with my own. good day for the good of joys any three years old and already she was trying to help me this year i knew that for known as the. ill i wish you happiness and health. i hope that you'll be caught and well behaved. i love you i love you. thank you. but then my husband says where god the other children will take care of her no doubt about. the love it's a pray to have such. it is such a blessing in syria. some kids don't move much but there's no stopping her she once it's been five minutes. and says all we're doing really this concerns both the state of our health and this day develop. i think we can convention and house the house and told her that she can have a good life. and she knows that does a good deal of interesting news for an entertaining things in this world chill has never faced a si

the risk of those impacted passing the disorder on to their children. in the red french as when she was still in the womb the first months was the most difficult period for me she spent it all in an intensive care. and fractured. both arms. have fractured twice. happened when they were messing around the time i wasn't being attentive enough i didn't stop them in their playing around. when i began chasing the cat she lost her balance fell over i'm broke. that incident delayed treatment they even said that further treatment might be pointless but if none was provided immediately then should be back to square one. if this kept happening over and over again and we would all of found it very difficult to deal with. this is what is a very painful. so you know what does it do but in my. view it is just i hear hear. that's where it's supposed to be it's my duty to heard yesterday to remember now ok it's best to forget about it. came with me to the lift. and that was it then they took me away. and after that i didn't feel anything. but i slept i woke up and then

though the children simply mimic their parents. thoughts that if a child communicates with gentle people who are themselves outstanding individuals then the child will be like them. that the king is a great secret i'd like to disclose to all fathers is this teaching children is a very interesting thing as the government should think of but which are especially if you achieve some results like if the child learns to read or write or imitate something that you do. as the bank you are to almost but it's over here or that it's just like organizing a business or getting a promotion or something like that it's really fascinating to realize that you can foster something and show that. your version. of. i find it very important to make sure that kids have a grodd view of the world is the bible you should be afraid of reaching out to other people with different languages or in other countries but yes it's my little son is trying to climb up a hill knowing full well he'd never make it and yet he keeps trying and reaches the top this is like

parents with such children. by the time this is on clinical psychology realized that some simple methods could make life much easier for those parents. but i did to meet if i knew that sharing my knowledge with others wouldn't be much of a burden to me. so i volunteered to had this so see. two months of the operation we're going to remove the costs today. i want to i can see only part of this bone this is all they've removed it. all together. it was almost ten to right angle. and had to be fixed somehow you. understand from my contact with children and their families but most parents need support and encouragement. because i noticed children are unlikely to be teased if they sense that the parents are also on a comfortable but i didn't i mean psychologically a. scam. our bush bush bush. feel like. the world more or. less a push against. her but don't overdo it go it would be gentle. you. kill you through with assault. can you reach out. alright do the same with the other hand do you need to rest against it close

my thing, as you know, is children. children in their schools. i'm not an economist. i was scared of numbers, but my world is children. the only tried and proven avenue of exit for the children -- the poorest children in this country from the destitution of their parents is to give them an absolutely terrific, exciting, beautiful, spectacular, and expensive public education. [applause] and to fund it not simply at the same high level as the richest suburbs, but at a higher level because those children need it more. to say one more thing about that -- in the past few years, class size has been soaring in our schools because they have been laying off teachers and. i walked into public schools in new york where i find 36 children in a fourth grade class like back in the 1960's. i walked into a high school in los angeles -- 40 kids in a 10th grade social studies class. i made the mistake of asking the teacher right in front of the kids how she teaches 40 kids in a classroom. she said, "do not ever ask that question. find out." and then she left the room. there are a lot o

when one of the children is killed? i hope not. the children need to be in school. they need to be with their families. >> that basic human right is out of reach in a country where childhood is dangerous and guardians are rebel commanders. they take children away, protecting them, and many of these children prefer to be fighting been imprisoned and threatened. -- they prefer to be fighting rather than imprison them threatened. >>> egyptian riot police fired tear gas at demonstrators. five police officers face charges of using excessive force against protesters during the 2011 uprising. >>> in greece, thousands of demonstrators have been demonstrating in anti fascist rally in athens. immigrant groups and students and workers unions participated. they came together to protest racist violence after a string of attacks. earlier, hundred of people marched behind the coffin of a pakistani man was stabbed to death friday. >>> the spanish prime minister promised to crack down on corrupt officials in his party. there were protest outside of the ruling popular party headquart

one right here. >> was martin luther king like to see children? >> oh, yes, he loved children. he had four children. he loved them. we have even pictures of him playing with them. yes, he loved children a lot. >> what kind of toys did martin luther king play with? >> all right. there are some toys here in the book that he loved to play with. and see the toys -- when we came along, i don't think they have many of those toys now. but we had tinker toys, chinese checkers, monopoly, things like that. mm-hmm. >> what was it like having martin luther king for a brother? >> ok. do you have a brother or sister? you have a brother. what's it like having a brother? >> good. >> well, it was good. it was good, too. and we were so close together that we did many things together and one of the reasons i wrote this book is because people and children -- because they have been told about martin -- look at him as if he is something very, very different, like he came from outer space. i want children to know that he was just a boy just like them. it was just like with your brother. ok. >> two mo

to help these children, we need to see them. join us and learn how you can help end child trafficking. >> so powerful and when i heard you say 5.5 million children, i had to go back and confirm that number. because that is just stunning to me, and it's also here in the united states there's human trafficking in all 50 states there have been reports of human trafficking. so, how do you tackle a problem that is that big and also clearly underground? >> i think that's part of why i'm here today is trying to obviously when you bring an issue like this, you bring a light to it, it's completely shocking and overwhelming, and i wanted to be able to come out and talk about the slutolutions. and obviously that is unicef, unicef is the only organization that is worldwide out of 190 countries, they're in 190, 150 of them have child welfare programs. and it's just -- it was one of those things where i was, like, how is this even possible and now how do we fix it. and it's across the board what these children are being used for. when you thi

how do i let children enjoy being children? i've heard a measure of society is how they treat their children. so help me give these children their futures. i would like to share with you as one final thought a fourth grade student sent you a letter and her name is ava. she says i'm a fourth grade student. after the shooting in my town i started an online petition asking for help to change the gun laws. it is got a lot of support from all over america but i had to take it down because police were worried about my safety. what everyone in newtown wants you to ban large-capacity magazines and for everyone to keep people safe. semi automatic weapons end lives and put lives at risk. this ban will help individuals, family, and communities from suffering the way we are in newtown. in newtown's center there is hundreds of cards and pictures from children and adults from all over america. it is so sad. people who are against changing gun laws they should walk through the hallway and read one card to realize how many people want this cha

it's fair for me to use children because i'm trying to protect children.how the white house feels about the use of children today. it would be extremely controversial. >> right. >> and what-- a republican president who was pro-life, if they'd done something like that, anytime you put the children in a political context you're playing with fire. these children wrote to the president-- >> that's a different issue. it's the parents decision to let the children be a part of it, is a different issue whether the president of the united states should have agreed to that. >> here is why it's so cynical to use children in this context, number one, violent part of the gun control debate which is what we're talking about. and secondly, it puts the opponents of any of these gun control measures in a very difficult box. i understand wht did it and some could say he was very he smart to do it, but it's very he, very tough, not impossible to argue against children. you saw the children today, beautiful angelic children not unlike the ones gunned down in the newtown massa

>> it would be for 20 children. and they wouldn't be able to do anymore than 20 children without come back for an additional use. there is a condition for a community liaison person. so even if it transferred person it could need a contact person. >> so this particular owner happened to exit the business, for example and someone wanted to come back in to run a preschool, they would be limited to 20 children? >> yes. >> they would have a community liaison? they would have all the conditions that still apply? >> yes. >> thank you. and it wouldn't be for any other use other than that? >> correct. >> could you call the question, please. >> yes commissioners, a motion and second to approve with conditions. (roll call ) . >> so moved commissioners. that motion passes unanimously, 7-0. commissioners that will place you on item 16 case no. 2012-0082c, at 1856 pacific avenue i believe as part of your packets there was a request for continuance by opposition; not supported by project sponsor or staff. >> good evening commissi

the wild mind children on two problematic either. things own say drug phones are to have to complain and we pause a time. the world is a tough place to live and i'd like the children to be more self-reliant zone being dependent on other people. to. get. the thumbs down the thing is that because see life as something beyond your reach or something you can't cope with but the worst but if you're a human being in the proper sense of the word almost anything is within your powers but i just feel i may have become somewhat brave but i chose to rely on god's will me here i had a dream that i wanted to visit some petersburg love the greatest of all that they nurtured it for twenty five years i yearned to go that the gulf and finally my dream came true that if you abandon yourself to god's will in the belief that what ever happens will happen it's easier for you to achieve your goals. that gives you the courage to face unknown challenges. mama told me either we're going to go to school or study at home i said i'm going to go to school ok lik