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If the soft spot in the child 's head is tense and bulging , the brain is under pressure . Is the move in the child 's best interest ? In these jurisdictions , courts will grant such adoptions — often referred to as “ second parent adoptions ” — if the legally recognized parent consents , and the adoption is deemed to be in the child ’ s best interest . Many studies have shown that , when a child receives support from the absent parent , the family relationship is strengthened and the absent parent is present in the child ’ s life . State were to attempt to force the breakup of a natural family , over the objections of the parents and their children , without some showing of unfitness and for the sole reason that to do so was thought to be in the children 's best interest . The school has always had a lot of parental support and Vicki 's faith in this , combined with her exemplary organisational skills , gave birth to the first Skillshare Day in May 1991.Vicki 's original objectives were " the involvement of parents and relatives in the children 's school activities and to give a variety of valuable learning experiences to the children of our community " . Foremost among these are parent education programs , particularly those that contain a home visiting component and are initiated early in the child ’ s life or prenatally . In disputes over little children , the court rather than the parents claimed they would resolve such matters in the children 's best interests . NAD / CAN states that in the case of closed captioning the parties do not have comparable resource and the circumstances more nearly approximate the circumstances involved in the children 's programming regulations . He also argues that the child 's severe emotional problems made adoption unlikely , and therefore that working toward reunification with the father was in the child 's best interests . Lucy Tolmach , who became director of horticulture at Fioli Gardens in California and who was a summer instructor in the Children 's Garden in the early 1970s , recalled that the new college graduates " would fuss when she stubbornly refused to let them use herbicides and pesticides in the garden . Such indicators could be a change in the child 's school performance , changes in relationships with peers and teachers , excessive worry , school refusal , sleeplessness , nightmares , headaches or stomachaches , or loss of interest in activities that the child used to enjoy . The book score was the total number of exercise books and textbooks that the interviewer counted in the child 's bag on the day of the interview . There are usually more trees in the parking lot than in the children ’ s play area .