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What does pnop mean?
Pnop: A person of at least 30 years of age who is still living with their parents and/or caregivers, and does not have a job.
Different organs work together as?
When different organs work together, they work together as a system.
What is the term for organs that work together?
plants and animals have many organs that work together in an organ is
What idea is it that traits of parents mix together?
This is known as genetic recombination.
Does scientist work alone?
scientists work together or by themselves
Can you go out when you are nine?
You can do what your parents/caregivers say that you can do.
What are you allowed to do when you are sixteen?
You're allowed to do whatever your parents/caregivers tell you that you can do.
How can I get some great caregivers for my parents?
This is a difficult and tiresome decision to make and should be done with your parents who will eventually have to put up with that person. You might want to start off with friends who know caregivers and can recommend to you. Also there's a website for this: http://www.caregiver.com/
Can you work with animals if you are vegetarian?
Of course! Most Vegetarians are caregivers to creation.
Why are parents foster parents family members babysitters and child care providers all considered caregivers?
because they are willing to take care of you and they love you
What does pnop mean?
Pnop: A person of at least 30 years of age who is still living with their parents and/or caregivers, and does not have a job.
What has the author Ronald W Toseland written?
Ronald W. Toseland has written: 'An introduction to group work practice' -- subject(s): Leadership, Social group work 'Education and support programs for caregivers' -- subject(s): Services for, Training of, Caregivers
Are Justin bieber parents borken a part?
yes but they are trying to work out there problems and get back together
What do you do if you are are being bullied?
Tell your parents/caregivers, and tell your teachers. Don't panic; this is an important topic, and a lot of people will be interested in helping you with this.
Who is a primary care giver?
They are the person(s) responsible for giving care to those who are dependent upon them. For instance: Your parents are YOUR primary caregivers.
Why did'nt their parents want them together?
They did not live together because their parents did not want them together
How do people deveop prejudice?
A person who had parents or caregivers who showed a tendency towards being prejudice would perhaps take the same views as their own.
