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Buddy System

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Buddy System
A format for reducing the risk of a particular activity, in which a person participates with another person who would be expected to either render aid or obtain help in the event of an unforeseen contingency; the BS is used for scuba diving, boating, hunting, back-country skiing, and other outside activities
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Perhaps you could have a word with your son's teacher and explain what has happened, they may be able to offer some support at lunch time, or use a buddy system with one of the older children helping make sure he can eat his lunch in peace.
Family Life: Parenting with Supermam by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
A buddy system in which two classmates help Natalya has also been put in place to help her make progress.
Lessons in listening; HEALTH matters by South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)
Based on these results, a buddy system for and by HIV+ve women was instituted in Botswana during 2002.
The impact of a buddy system on the self-care behaviours of women ... by Zuyderduin, Johanna R.; Ehlers, Valerie J.; van der Wal, Dirk M. / Health SA Gesondheid
 
 
 
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