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The proportion of people who harm their children is very, very small.
Could it be that today's rich think that inheriting too much money may harm their children?If so, there are interesting times ahead.
Mumtaz had been damned as a possible sufferer of Munchausen's syndrome by proxy - a highly contentious label suggesting that mothers harm their children to gain attention.
From the New Economics Foundation, an economic thinktank: Spending cuts which will disproportionately affect women and poorer families will inevitably harm their children and young people.
He sharply attacked the local medical community and said he had not known that Mrs. Yates was psychotic and never thought she would harm their children.
Some showed a high preponderance of personality disorders, but this was clearly an insufficient explanation, since most mothers with personality disorders do not harm their children in this way.
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The survey of 1,000 parents in England, Wales and Northern Ireland found 73% agreed that pressures on schools to implement new initiatives in a short time could harm their child's education and 71% believed that academies and free schools will not raise standards.
Fever phobia implies that someone is worried that fever itself can harm their child.
Although the Alcorns may have been tragically misguided, there is no evidence they deliberately set out to harm their child.
"Because nicotine is not contraindicated during lactation, mothers may believe that smoking while breastfeeding will not harm their child as long as the child is not exposed to passive smoke.
Given the potential for unreliable or biased information to be presented online [ 7, 8], errors in parents' judgement may harm their child's health [ 23].
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