towards animals. adults and any ill treatment of animals by mistreating of animals The mistreatment of adults or children. is addressed. animals by adults or children is not addressed. PHYSICAL CARE: Hygiene 1) Child focused 2) Adult focused 3) Needs are 4) are Child’s Child’s needs care giving. care giving. secondary to adults. not considered. The child is clean and is The child is reasonably The child looks unclean The child looks dirty, and either given a clean, but the carer does and is only occasionally is not bathed or washed bath/washed daily or not bath/wash the child bathed/ washed or or encouraged to do so. encouraged to do so in regularly and/or the child encouraged to do so in an age appropriate way. is not consistently an age appropriate way. The child does not brush encouraged to do so in teeth. The child is encouraged an age appropriate way. There is evidence that to brush their teeth and the child does not brush Head lice and skin head lice, skin The child does not their teeth, and that head conditions are not treated complaints etc are always clean their teeth, lice and skin conditions and become chronic. treated appropriately. and head lice and skin etc. are not treated conditions etc. are appropriately. Carer does not address Nappy rash is treated treated in an concerns about nappy appropriately. inconsistent way. Carer does not address rash and is hostile to concerns about nappy concerns expressed by Carers take an interest Nappy rash is a rash and is indifferent to others. in the appearance problem, but parent concerns expressed by child’s treats if given others. The carer is hostile to encouragement and concerns expressed by advice. Carers do not take an others about the child’s interest in lack of hygiene. child’s appearance and do not acknowledge the importance of hygiene to the wellbeing child’s HEALTH: Safe sleeping arrangements and co-sleeping for babies 1) Child focused 2) Adult focused 3) Needs are 4) needs are Child’s Child’s care giving. care giving. secondary to adults. not considered. Carer has information on Carer has information Carer unaware of safe Carer indifferent or safe sleeping and follows on safe sleeping, but sleeping guidelines, even hostile about safe the guidelines. does not always follow if they have been sleeping guidance. Sees
towards animals. adults and any mistreating of animals is addressed. The mistreatment of animals by adults or children is not addressed. ill treatment of animals by adults or children. PHYSICAL CARE: Hygiene 1) Child focused care giving. 2) Adult focused care giving. 3) Child’s Needs are secondary to adults. 4) Child’s needs are not considered. The child is clean and is either given a bath/washed daily or encouraged to do so in an age appropriate way. The child is encouraged to brush their teeth and head lice, skin complaints etc are treated appropriately. Nappy rash is treated appropriately. Carers take an interest in the child’s appearance The child is reasonably clean, but the carer does not bath/wash the child regularly and/or the child is not consistently encouraged to do so in an age appropriate way. The child does not always clean their teeth, and head lice and skin conditions etc. are treated in an inconsistent way. Nappy rash is a problem, but parent treats if given encouragement and advice. The child looks unclean and is only occasionally bathed/ washed or encouraged to do so in an age appropriate way. There is evidence that the child does not brush their teeth, and that head lice and skin conditions etc. are not treated appropriately. Carer does not address concerns about nappy rash and is indifferent to concerns expressed by others. Carers do not take an interest in child’s appearance and do not acknowledge the importance of hygiene to the child’s wellbeing The child looks dirty, and is not bathed or washed or encouraged to do so. The child does not brush teeth. Head lice and skin conditions are not treated and become chronic. Carer does not address concerns about nappy rash and is hostile to concerns expressed by others. The carer is hostile to concerns expressed by others about the child’s lack of hygiene. HEALTH: Safe sleeping arrangements and co-sleeping for babies 1) Child focused care giving. 2) Adult focused care giving. 3) Child’s Needs are secondary to adults. 4) Child’s needs are not considered. Carer has information on safe sleeping and follows the guidelines. Carer has information on safe sleeping, but does not always follow Carer unaware of safe sleeping guidelines, even if they have been Carer indifferent or hostile about safe sleeping guidance. Sees