This may be because single parents who have poor health and dependent children up to the age of 8 years have higher welfare payments (Parenting Payments) and may have income support from a non-custodian parent.
As custodian, the parent is under a limited obligation to work for and organize his or her life around the welfare and development of the child, for the child's sake.
The researchers collected detailed information about the type and quality of care the children were receiving through age 4 1/2, including whether their custodians were parents, other relatives, nannies, babysitters or day-care centers in or outside a home, as well as the number of hours of which kind of care each child received.
That's right: the Commodore 64 is 30 years old this week, appearing at CES in 1982 and ending up in third-grade classrooms and kids' rooms for years after until, unceremoniously, millions of school custodians and parents dumped them in the trash as the PC took over desktops all over the world.
Teachers already wear many hats ― educators, counselors, custodians, surrogate parents ― and starting potentially controversial conversations might create even more work.
Expert knowledge was also acquired by enlisting help from community members such as students, teachers, principals, custodians and parents when a program was being planned.
For children or adolescents, additional written informed consent was obtained by at least one parent/legal custodian, after the parent(s)/legal custodian(s) had been informed about the study.
One thing seems certain: his life is more enjoyable now as custodian of his parents' house (art gallery, museum, home to the Lee Miller archive and intermittently open to the public) than it was during his childhood, before he was custodian of anything.
An adult relative is usually identified as the custodian following the parents' death with the realization that caring for these children is a shared responsibility.
The number of fiduciaries who are the spouse, parent, legal custodian, court-appointed fiduciary, institutional fiduciary, custodian in fact, and supervised direct payees.
CBP also has the power to decide if that parent or custodian should be "referred for criminal prosecution" and thus separated from their child.
