Child 1 Child 2 Child 3 Child 4 Parent/Carer Family & Wider World Name of Child Resistance indicators Measures of motivation Please indicate factors are clear from the information collected: Shows concern concern, but Seems Indifferent or Rejection of and has realistic lacks confidence concerned, but apathetic about parental role confidence impulsive or problems careless Parent is Parent is Parent seems Parent is not Parent actively concerned about concerned about concerned about concerned enough rejects parental children’s children’s welfare children’s welfare about children’s role, taking a welfare; wants to and wants to and claims he/she needs to resist hostile attitude meet their meet their needs, wants to meet e.g. toward child care ‘temptations’, physical, social, but lacks their needs, but competing responsibilities. and emotional confidence that has problems demands on time Believes that child needs to the problems can be with carelessness, and money. This care is an extent he/she overcome. mistakes and leads to one or and ‘imposition’, understands accidents. more of the May be unwilling may ask to be them. children’s needs for some reason Professed relieved of that not being met. to ask for help concern is often responsibility. May
Child 1 Child 2 Child 3 Child 4 Parent/Carer Family & Wider World Name of Child Resistance indicators Measures of motivation Please indicate factors are clear from the information collected: Shows concern and has realistic confidence concern, but lacks confidence Seems concerned, but impulsive or careless Indifferent or apathetic about problems Rejection of parental role Parent is concerned about children’s welfare; wants to meet their physical, social, and emotional needs to the extent he/she understands them. Parent is concerned about children’s welfare and wants to meet their needs, but lacks confidence that problems can be overcome. May be unwilling for some reason to ask for help Parent seems concerned about children’s welfare and claims he/she wants to meet their needs, but has problems with carelessness, mistakes and accidents. Professed concern is often Parent is not concerned enough about children’s needs to resist ‘temptations’, e.g. competing demands on time and money. This leads to one or more of the children’s needs not being met. Parent actively rejects parental role, taking a hostile attitude toward child care responsibilities. Believes that child care is an ‘imposition’, and may ask to be relieved of that responsibility. May
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