Carers do not argue aggressively and Carers sometimes argue aggressively in Carers frequently argue aggressively in Carers argue aggressively frequently in are not physically abusive in front of front of children, but there is no physical front of children and this leads to front of the children and this leads to the children. abuse of either party. violence. frequent physical violence. Carer has a good understanding of the Carer recognises the impact of severe There is a lack of awareness and There is indifference to the impact of the impact of arguments and anger on arguments on the child’s wellbeing but understanding of the impact of the violence on children and carers are children and is sensitive to this. violence on children and carers are personal circumstances sometimes get in hostile to advice about the impact on the way. indifferent to advice regarding this. children. AREA OF CARE. LOVE AND CARE. Young caring responsibility. Child focused care giving. Adult focused care giving. Child’s needs secondary to adults. Child’s needs not considered.
Carers do not argue aggressively and are not physically abusive in front of the children. Carer has a good understanding of the impact of arguments and anger on children and is sensitive to this. Carers sometimes argue aggressively in front of children, but there is no physical abuse of either party. Carer recognises the impact of severe arguments on the child’s wellbeing but personal circumstances sometimes get in the way. Carers frequently argue aggressively in front of children and this leads to violence. There is a lack of awareness and understanding of the impact of the violence on children and carers are indifferent to advice regarding this. Carers argue aggressively frequently in front of the children and this leads to frequent physical violence. There is indifference to the impact of the violence on children and carers are hostile to advice about the impact on children. AREA OF CARE. LOVE AND CARE. Young caring responsibility. Child focused care giving. Adult focused care giving. Child’s needs secondary to adults. Child’s needs not considered.