It's found in body fluids. Blood, semen, vaginal and cervical secretions, and breast milk. It can always to detected in other body fluids like salvia, but salvia doesn't have a transmission risk.
The goal of constructive criticism is to tell them what they did wrong or how to do something better WITHOUT being rude or cruel about how you say it or bring it about. It's meant to help them be or do better at whatever given situation.
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It depends.
was that sugar from an energetic drink or a soda?
both will give you energy but negative consequences at the end
first it may seem good because your body is more awake but then you will feel tire and maybe soreness!
ex: my teacher always carry with her a coke
she seems pretty energetic but one day she lost it and her face was all down and pale
why was it? well this whole time she wasn't using her body resources of energy and always used the one that came with her drink once that wasn't available her body needed to start burning and using his own energy (fat)
and that leaded to a low energy period of time her body didn't want to respond to that situation and was waiting for the energy from the coke!
in conclusion a big amount of sugar can give you the energy you need but remember that will just make it worse!
get enough sleep and try avoid sugar!
1. Parenting style will often inspire children when they become parents in their turn.
2. We become part of an established tradition of good parenting that helps to shape our society to get better and better.
3. Part of parent responsibility is ensuring that they bring up the next generation of citizens properly.
4. Our parents’ values and parenting styles can shape us fundamentally as people.
5. Parents teach children to function independently.
6. Parents are responsible for holding their children accountable for their behaviour and actions.
7. Parents provide for their household by providing shelter, food, clothes, medical care, spiritual care, education, and social needs for their family.
8. Parents need to teach their children how to discern rights from wrong. If children do not learn moral values from responsible parents at home they will likely adopt views of their schoolmates and those of the mass media which may not be good.
9. Being more encouraging and motivating towards a child instead of criticizing them all of the time can strengthen good qualities in a child’s behavior. Constant criticism can rip the child off their self-esteem and demoralizes them.
10. It is important to tell children positive things since constant use of negative labels such as name-calling deeply impactes a child’s sense of self and contributes to negative self narratives and self-fulfilling prophecies.
