Below is a parenting scenario. Provide at least two thoughts and find a solution for that scenario. Your answer should be at lea
st 4-5 sentences with an explanation of why your solution is the answer to the problem. Shweta and Juan are 20-year-old high school graduates with a 3-year-old daughter, Lia. Juan works on the help desk solving customer IT (information technology) issues for a small company. He has $340 in child support withheld from his wages every month. Shweta works part-time and is attending community college to become a nurse. Shweta depends on the child support from Juan to pay for child care and other monthly bills. Two months ago Juan got laid off and hasn’t been able to find another job. Without money for child care, Shweta has been missing some of her classes. Juan has begun to receive past-due notices from the child support office. He wants to pay but doesn’t have the money. He’s stopped spending time with Lia because he’s embarrassed about not having any money. Shweta is frustrated with Juan because he’s not providing any money and not spending time with Lia. What can Shweta and Juan do about their situation?
The best thing Juan can do is not be embarrassed even though he got laid back which is nothing to be embarrassed about, it happens. He needs to learn how to communicate better with his lady Shweta. Talking to her about it will make her less angry and less stressed. On top of that, her speaking on her part about her classes will also make Juan more aware, and maybe want to look for other jobs and take in part-time and or full-time. Them talking it out and understanding both sides will make them come up with a solution together for their baby.
No, there is no credible evidence that the death penalty deters crime more effectively than long terms of imprisonment. States that have death penalty laws do not have lower crime rates or murder rates than states without such laws.
