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Safeguarding, explain why it is important to believe a child and remain non judgemental?

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07-02-2016, 01:45 PM

amy_t03

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Safeguarding, explain why it is important to believe a child and remain non judgemental?

My minds gone completely blank just as i'm due to finish the course.

Can anyone help me please.

* Explain why it is important to : *believe a child,* remain non judgemental

* Describe how to raise awareness of suspected abuse

* Explain the importance of observing and monitoring children's behaviour for changes

Thanks in advance

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