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Brown  \nToward Improved Competence in  \nChild-Care Workers  \n1. A Look at What They Do ………………………181  \nVan G.Hromadka  \n2. A Two-Level Training Program ……………185  \nGuinevere S. Chambers and  \nGenevieve W. Foster  \nNew Careers as Human Service Aides ……………………190  \nBeryce W.MacLennan  \nSome Observations on Kibbutz Children………………195  \nIvor Kraft  \nOn her first visit to the dentist  \nbook notes………………………………………………………………………198  \nthis little girl is obviously inter-  \nbasic social guarantees through  \nested in the efforts of the dentist  \nand his assistant to become her  \npublic welfare  \n200  \n..  \nfriends and to make her as com-  \nfortable as possible. The impor-  \n202  \nhere and there  \ntance of dental attention in early  \nchildhood for preventing serious  \n206  \nin the journals.  \noral disease in later life is dis-  \ncussed in the article beginning on  \nreaders' exchange  \n.. 207  \npage 177.  \n# hildren\n\nNational Advisers to CHILDREN  \nWilliam E.Brown,dentistryAlex Elson,lawJohn H.Fischer,educationBeatrice Goodwin,nursingDale B.Harris,psychology  \nRobert J.Havighurst,youth developmentRobert B.Kugel,pediatricsHylan Lewis,sociology  \nHelen B.Montgomery,social workBernice M.Moore,community planningWinford Oliphant,child welfareMilton G.Rector,correctionsAlbert J.Solnit,psychiatryJohn D.Thompson,obstetricsSamuel M.Wishik,maternal and child health  \n# Children's Bureau Staff Advisers\n\nKenneth S.Carpenter,chairmanDivision of ]uvenile Delinquency ServiceDorothy E.BradburyDivision of ReportsHester B.Curtis  \nDivision of International CooperationElizabeth HerzogDivision of ResearchJane S.Lin-FuDivision of Health ServicesJean ReynoldsOffice of the ChiefWill WolsteinDivision of Social Services  \nEditorial Staff  \nKathryn Close,Editor  \nCatherine P.Williams,Associate EditorMary E.Robinson,Willamena Samuels,Assistants  \nThe unwed pregnant adolescent girl presentsboth a dilemma and a challenge to the help-ing professions.In part,the dilemma stemsfrom the lack of understanding of the mixture ofmedical,emotional,and social problems involvedwhen the phenomena of adolescence and out-of-wed-lock pregnancy occur concurrently.  \nUntil recently,those services that do exist for un-married pregnant girls have tended to focus theirattention on girls from middle or higher socioeco-nomic groups,while girls in the lower socioeconomicbrackets have received little service.But even forthose girls who do receive services,planning hastended to be fragmented to meet a particular needand has included little of the coordination of servicesessential to insure a comprehensive approach to theproblem.However,in recent years there has beenincreasing recognition among both professional andlay groups that services to the disadvantaged teen-age unwed mother are especially important,and thatthese services must be community-oriented and de-signed to meet her physical,educational,and mentalhealth needs.  \nPregnant girls and their families in the lowersocioeconomic brackets have many characteristics incommon with girls from middle and upper classbackgrounds who are faced with the problem of anout-of-wedlock pregnancy,and I believe we indulgein pure fantasy when we assume otherwise.How-ever,they also carry additional burdens and specialproblems often unknown to and not experienced bypersons of other classes.Many of them are part offamilies in which communication with one or bothparents is largely nonverbal;in which men arerarely seen as part of the sustaining continuity offamily life;in which the “good father”—if ","cbCaimajWDVKeCWb","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaimajWDVKeCWb","pdf",4110763,44,"English","# Comprehensive Services for Adolescent Unwed Mothers\n## The Prevention of Oral Diseases in Preschool Children\n## Toward Improved Competence in Child-Care Workers\n## New Careers as Human Service Aides\n## Some Observations on Kibbutz Children\n## Readers' Exchange","[{\"question\":\"What dilemma does the unwed pregnant adolescent girl present to helping professions?\",\"answer\":\"It creates both a dilemma and a challenge, driven by a limited understanding of the combined medical, emotional, and social problems when adolescence and out-of-wedlock pregnancy occur together.\"},{\"question\":\"Why are community-oriented services emphasized for disadvantaged teen-age unwed mothers?\",\"answer\":\"Because existing services have been fragmented and often focused on higher socioeconomic groups, community-oriented programs are needed to meet physical, educational, and mental health needs comprehensively.\"},{\"question\":\"What problems can isolate these girls from support resources?\",\"answer\":\"They may rarely be known to social agencies except public assistance, underuse available medical resources until delivery hospitalization, and frequently resume little schooling after childbirth.\"}]","Adolescent Unwed Mothers - Training Child-Care Workers - Dental Care for Children | PDF",1791876052,68]