Sentence examples for child dealing from inspiring English sources

His faith had brought him strength as a child dealing with his parents' divorce.

The psychologist, James Gabarino of Cornell University, also testified that the shooting of Mr. Grunow was the act of a child dealing with overwhelming problems.

Then Margaret B Jones fessed up that her memoir of growing up as a mixed-race foster child, dealing drugs on the mean streets of south-central Los Angeles, had been inspired by a creative writing class and that she is, in fact, Margaret Seltzer, a white, well-educated woman from the comfortable Sherman Oaks suburb of LA.

André's verse speaks about a young child dealing with his deadbeat father and also his friendship with Kesha.

Parents also may want to provide assistance to a child dealing with addiction or mental health issues.

"On any given day, we probably receive phone calls from half a dozen parents with a child dealing with cancer and their oncologist has proscribed Oxycontin in some form or fashion, which they know is incredibly dangerous and potentially damaging.

Harriet's cold calculating lacks any mirth; this sullen, serious child, dealt blow after emotional blow, is building the foundations for a life of unhappiness.

In the process of realizing developmental tasks, a child may experience a developmental crisis that can manifest itself in different forms depending on how the child deals with the particular crisis.

So in the film, I wanted to address how a child deals with loss and grief — but with some humor at its heart. .

This way you know the devotions will be geared toward the questions and challenges your child deals with every day.

It's hard to overlook Maurice Sendak's "Seven Little Monsters," a family of 10-foot-tall children dealing with life's little problems.