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objects: Objects used repeatedly by a child as bedtime companions. |
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enuresis: Repeated in clothing or in bed. |
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skills: Physical skills that involve the large muscles. |
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skills: Physical skills that involve the small muscles and eye-hand coordination. |
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systems of : Combinations of motor skills that permit increasingly complex activities. |
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handedness: for using a particular hand. |
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physical abuse: Action taken to endanger a child involving potential injury to the . |
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syndrome: Condition showing symptoms of physical abuse of a child. |
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physical : Failure to meet a child's basic needs, such as food, clothing, medical care, protection, and supervision. |
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Sexual abuse: Sexual contact between a child and a[n] person. |
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emotional (psychological) abuse: action that may damage children's behavioral, cognitive, emotional, or physical functioning. |
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emotional (psychological) neglect: to give a child emotional support, love, and affection. |
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