Sentence examples for unresponsive child from inspiring English sources

An ambulance was called to a home in Fort Plain, New York, to reports of an "unresponsive" child last Tuesday, ABC News reported.

In the roughly minute-long call, a man is heard alerting an operator to a red pickup truck stopped in a median on the freeway and saying a man appears to be holding an unresponsive child.

These studies found that parents were to blame for 80% of QCDs as most of child homicides occur during parental quarrels due to impulsive reaction to an unresponsive child (Duncanson et al., 2009).

"Just take it easy for a second, I'm gonna help you out, all right?" Risicato told the baby's mother after she said that she and her husband did not know how to perform CPR on their unresponsive child, according to NBC Chicago.

Additionally, it has been shown that children carrying a dopamine transporter genotype composite score related to lower transcriptional efficacy (and thus lower dopamine availability in the synapse) show more behavioral problems when mothers are unresponsive, than children carrying other genotypes, specifically because they show more behavioral disinhibition (Davies et al. 2015).

In contrast, parents who are unresponsive to a child's desire for care and do not allow the child's progressive independence create anxious attachment in the child.

When the police arrived on Wednesday afternoon at the address the caller gave, an apartment in a house in Amityville, on Long Island, they found an unresponsive pajama-clad child lying on a couch.

Poor communication between different specialists resulted in support that was unresponsive to the child's needs.

However, abusive treatment that does not involve any physical transgression by a caregiver but is characterized instead by acts such as verbal hostility, taunting, belittling, rejection as well as emotionally neglectful parenting that is unavailable, detached, avoidant and unresponsive to the child's needs and desires [ 6] is also maltreatment.

After receiving play therapy, occupational therapy and 17 hours a week of behavioral therapy, the boy, who was once unresponsive to other children and engaged in self-destructive behavior, may enter a mainstream kindergarten class next year, his mother said.

The infant, only 3 weeks old, was wizened from severe malnutrition and had the empty, unresponsive face of a child shutting down everything else to keep his organs functioning.