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The definition of looked-after children (children in care) is found in the Children Act 1989. A child is looked after by a local authority if a court has granted a care order to place a child in care, or a councilâs childrenâs services department has cared for the child for more than 24 hours.On reaching the age of 18, children cease to be considered looked-after by a council.Looked-after children There are 60,000 children in care in England and Wales including about 40,000 in fostering. (Source: Care Matters). Scotland has nearly 13,000 looked-after children. (More on looked-after children in Scotland).n reaching the age of 18, children cease to be considered looked-after by a council. Looked-after children There are 60,000 children in care in England and Wales including about 40,000 in fostering.
The doctor checks your baby's eye movement by watching his ability to fix on an object (like a toy) and follow it as she moves it into different positions. She'll do this with each eye and with both eyes together. Your baby should be able to follow these movements by the time he's 2 or 3 months old. To test your baby's vision, she'll watch how he follows an object with one eye and then the other eye (covering one eye at a time).