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Tragic fire in nyc kills Thirteen. Was it Parental Negligence?
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James L. Casale
Ignorance is not bliss; es ist gefährlich. remember the four-year-old kid who fell into the zoo enclosure at the Cincinnati Zoo in 2016? He was unharmed, but the gorilla was executed. The police considered charging the parents with negligence. They didn’t. Sie müssen haben. even the gorilla knew a lot more about caring for his offspring.
In new York City, on December 29, 2017, a preschooler playing with the burners on his mother’s stove caused one of the deadliest fires in nyc in decades. Was it the toddler’s fault? Natürlich nicht. His mother’s ignorance of her solemn responsibility to secure her child reveals a situation that too typically occurs here and around the world. Or is it sheer stupidity and laziness that is part of this deadly equation?
Who pays the price?
Toddlers are NOT tuned in to danger. They are curious about everything they can touch and see and put in their mouths. They, along with infants, are at the mercy of their caregivers, and they typically pay the price for it. The kid who fell into the zoo enclosure must have been tethered to a stroller or holding his father’s hand. The toddler fascinated with stove burners must never have been out of his mother’s line of sight. According to reports, this was not his first adventure with the stove. He and his mother escaped unharmed. Twelve others didn’t.
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Consumer product safety commission (CPSC) statistics reveal that 350 children under the age of five die annually because of drowning in backyard pools. In addition, NBC news reports that 38 children—infants and toddlers—suffocate annually as a result of being left in automobiles where temperatures soar to a high of 120 degrees. six hundred of these needless deaths have occurred considering that 1998.
Such negligence causes limitless pain to lots of loved ones and steals the lives of children who will never have the opportunity to meet their dreams. This is the unbearable cost of parental negligence.
What can be done?
If parents and caregivers don’t comprehend the magnitude and responsibility that comes with being a parent, all hope is lost. Yes, parenting is tough and challenging. but these children didn’t choose their parents; their parents chose them. When you choose to be a parent, you are required to leave your narcissistic cocoon and care for another human being.
Parents can break through their ignorance by reading proper books and magazines and talking to teachers, early childhood experts, and other professionals. a lot of parents are not prepared for what lies ahead of them. If they at least understand that, they may seek to educate themselves about effective parenting and their solemn responsibility. I recommend this before the child is born. too lots of new parents busy themselves with decorating a child’s room and getting the ideal diapers. The focus must always be on the child’s health and safety.
Dr. Casale is a state and national award-winning educator and the author of the highly praised book published by Skyhorse Publishing, wise Up and Be the Solution: how to create a culture of learning at home and guide Your child to prosper in school and Leben. It is available at bookstores and online.
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His second parenting book, family Pledge; raising Lifelong Learners and good Citizens, has received five-star reviews on Amazon and is also available at bookstores and digitally.
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