Tag Archives: April: National Child Abuse Prevention Month

To Safe Family or Not to Safe Family: How A New Program at ECFA Helps Families Cope

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This is Kelsey’s family.  Her mom is very, very sick.  And she lost her job last week. On top of that: Kelsey’s dad hasn’t been able to find work as an Account Executive for months. Stress levels at their house? … Continue reading

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How Does KNOWLEDGE Stop Child Abuse?

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Protective Factor #2: KNOWLEDGE. Sometimes, it seems that children rocket into new developmental stages. Suddenly, your baby is crawling towards every outlet in the house. Your teen mutates from bouncy chatter-box into a screaming pot o’ anger in the blink … Continue reading

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Nurturing & Attachment Stops Child Abuse

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Protective Factor #1: Nurturing & Attachment. Parents who nourish an attachment with their child by learning how to respond sensitively to the child’s needs will find parenting easier, more enjoyable. Kids who receive affection from caretakers have the best chance … Continue reading

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National Child Abuse Prevention Month: Poll Time!

A strong system of support is vital to parent and child. It has amazing potential to keep a child safe from abuse. Don’t forget to leave a “shout out” for (or a story about) them. You can also answer if … Continue reading

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