(92) The prosecutor turned Kempe's battered
child syndrome into child batterer syndrome.
The term battered
child syndrome originally was coined by Dr.
Others add that traditional phototherapy interrupts breastfeeding and parent-infant bonding, and may contribute to "vulnerable
child syndrome," a condition in which parents of babies treated for jaundice view their children as "sickly," often seeking a disproportionate amount of medical attention during the first few years of life.
Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit granted habeas corpus relief to the defendant, finding that the "battered
child syndrome" evidence was erroneously admitted and that there was a prejudicial instruction to the jury concerning the use of the prior injury evidence.
fractures in battered
child syndrome. Am J Radiol 1974;
"I suppose I suffer from middle
child syndrome, among other syndromes including, while I stand on this pinnacle here, a feeling of 'impostor' syndrome!
I truly believe middle
child syndrome exists and that they often feel a bit lost and unsure of their place in the family.
Educational psychologist Dr Michele Borba, commenting on the Nikon findings, said: "While many parents treat all their children the same, it can be easy for those little firsts - first step, first word, first day at school - to seem less remarkable with subsequent children." Photographic favouritism, she says, contributes to sibling rivalry and what she calls Second
Child Syndrome.
Developmental dyspraxia is a misunderstood condition, sometimes cruelly labelled "clumsy
child syndrome".
The pampered
child syndrome; how to recognize it, how to manage it, and how to avoid it; a guide for parents and professionals, rev.
"He might be thinking his sister is getting all the attention ( typical second
child syndrome.
Some psychologists argue that middle
child syndrome affects the parents rather than their offspring, claiming that children's behaviour is moulded by how their mother and father handle and teach them.
