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Seclusion means the confinement of a child, in any room, in a manner that prevents the child from leaving. This site will give you your states laws on restraint and seclusion: Scroll to the bottom and click on your state. Most states do not have local laws pertaining to this issue or, they are making laws. Federal law provides for restraint and seclusion in schools, foster homes, hospital settings, group homes and nursing homes. However, not all states address this issue. Regarding seclusion in the home as punishment, usually it is reported to Social Services and, after an investigation they feel the child is at risk, they will remove the child from the home. The guidelines for seclusion are that you have the means to constantly watch the child while in seclusion. You cannot prohibit the child from leaving the room, they have to be able to leave. There are many documented cases in which a child has died while in seclusion. That is too big a chance to take. There are other better ways to address misbehavior. Here is a site I think you may like that gives you information on different punishments and the effects it has on the child: I worked 25 years in the social services field and, at first I thought this was all baloney. I found out it is NOT and when I had to raise my grandchildren, I used these guidelines and WOW, what an improvement over what I did when I raised my own children. It does work. You will have to put in a bit more work in the beginning because you have to be consistent and follow through and that takes extra effort on your part. However, it will not take long for your child to accept different forms of discipline, rules. I used to tell parents if they threw away all parenting materials and I could give them one single word that works, that word is consistency. The use of seclusion is totally unacceptable if the child is under 10 and should only be used in ages over 10 using the same rule of not locking the door. Sending them to their room or any room where there are distractions just does not work as punishment. You can get a ton of ideas online by searching for acceptable and age appropriate punishments. In parenting books discipline is defined as the rules guidelines and standards we set for our children. Punishment is defined as the act of a parent when the rules, guidelines or standards are broken.. Punishment should always fit the 'crime'. It should also be age appropriate and not excessive. Excessive punishment works to a parents disadvantage. The child will forget what the 'crime' was because the punishment is so severe, they do not associate the crime with the punishment. You will find this addressed in the last site I gave you. I am probably rambling on but, I just really want to give you as much information as I can so you can implement better discipline and punishment skills.
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What is the punishment in Mexico?
Depending on the specific crime, it can go from several hours up to life sentence. There is no capital punishment in Mexico.
Can you go to jail if you leave bruises on your child for more than 24 hours?
Child Abuse laws differ from jurisdiction to jurisdiction; however, I find it very unlikely that there's any statute that specifically states, "leave bruises on your child for more than 24 hours". Most statutes state something similar to "The child is free from cruel and unusual punishment from the parent or guardian". Generally, if you're leaving serious bruises, the child probably IS being subjected to cruel and unusual punishment.
What is the duration of Punishment Park?
The duration of Punishment Park is 1.47 hours.
In The Scarlet Letter how long did Hester stand on the scaffold?
Hester Prynne stood on the scaffold for several hours. She was publicly shamed and humiliated before the community as punishment for committing adultery.
Why do we have to go to the bathroom when we get up in the morning?
We usually have to go to the bathroom in the morning because we haven't released any urine for several hours. Also, even though digestion slows down at night, we still may have accumulated waste that needs to leave the body.
How many lessons do Germans have at school?
22 hours because they only get 2 hours of sleep and if they sleep for more than 2 hours, they get a really bad punishment but no one has had that punishment before. You are the one who told me this answer.
Did you have a miscarriage if you had severe pains for several hours and when you went to the bathroom a big clot came out and then the pain stopped?
It is quite possible you had a miscarriage. Did you know you were pregnant? Have you had an ultrasound scan before or since?
What is the punishment for marriage of convenience?
60 hours of pure blowjobs
How long does it take for bathroom caulk to dry completely?
Bathroom caulk typically takes about 24 hours to dry completely.
Can your child be labeled a runaway if they do not tell you where they are going?
A child becomes a runaway when they are missing for over 24 hours. However, if you go to Child Aid and request some help to control your child it would be best for you and your child. There are several good programs children can get into and your child needs some guidance before they get into trouble.
How many hours do you have to work before a bathroom break?
1.5 HRS
What is the duration of The Sleeping Child?
The duration of The Sleeping Child is 1.58 hours.
