The phrase "ignored child" can be considered correct and usable in written English.
It typically refers to a child who is not receiving the attention, care, or recognition they deserve. Here is an example sentence using "ignored child": "The ignored child sat alone on the playground, watching the other children play and wondering why no one wanted to be their friend."
Acknowledging that officials had sometimes ignored child farm violations in the past, she added, "I am totally changing the direction of this department".
I was struck by the fact that the list of possible traumas that could trigger post-traumatic stress disorder ignored child abandonment.
Wet your blouse over both nipples as if to say, "My breasts yearn to nurse my ignored child," even if you did buy the pricier nipple shields.
Allegations emerged that in 2004 and 2005, senior managers at Haringey council ignored child abuse cases and "became hostile" against a social worker who sought to expose the abuse.
Administrators ignored children who queried the misconduct.
UNTIL Congress enacted a special-education law in 1975, schools often ignored children with disabilities.
In 2010, parents and care provider criticized the center, alleging it ignored children's needs, the San Bernardino Sun reported.
And third, it will help preserve a system of irresponsibility that makes it too easy to ignore child sexual abuse, because the costs of ignoring it are lower in New York than in most other states.
But it does at least raise other pertinent questions namely, when and why did the UK shift so dramatically from one that ignores child abuse to one that quite deliberately and dynamically addresses it?
But it does at least raise other pertinent questions – namely, when and why did our society shift so dramatically from one that ignores child abuse, to one that quite deliberately, and so dynamically, addresses it?
Limit setting disorder is managed by ignoring child protests and rewarding compliance with bedtime routines.
