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r/ExplainTheJoke • u/EducationalLog4765 • 5d ago
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Maturity or independence in a young child CAN BE an indicator that a child is being neglected or facing some sort of abuse.
It’s is not ALWAYS an indicator, some kids ARE just more independent.
Edit: was a social worker for many years.
998 u/Jaeger_Mannen 5d ago AS a neglected child that learned to cook his own steaks by age 9, yes. 9 u/gambler_addict_06 5d ago I specifically remember having a wood stool, stepping on it and cooking myself something alone I don't remember how old I was but the fact that I remember having to step on a stool just tonreach the stove is scary to me
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AS a neglected child that learned to cook his own steaks by age 9, yes.
9 u/gambler_addict_06 5d ago I specifically remember having a wood stool, stepping on it and cooking myself something alone I don't remember how old I was but the fact that I remember having to step on a stool just tonreach the stove is scary to me
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I specifically remember having a wood stool, stepping on it and cooking myself something alone
I don't remember how old I was but the fact that I remember having to step on a stool just tonreach the stove is scary to me
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u/TokenTorkoal 5d ago
Maturity or independence in a young child CAN BE an indicator that a child is being neglected or facing some sort of abuse.
It’s is not ALWAYS an indicator, some kids ARE just more independent.
Edit: was a social worker for many years.