Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
At risk for or has failed family home placement
Spanish translation:
en riesgo de perder o ha perdido la posibilidad de ser ubicado/colocado en un hogar familiar
English term
At risk for or has failed family home placement
1 = Feeding problems in young children (including failure to thrive)
2 = Disruptive behaviors in young children (including aggression, severe defiance, acting out, impulsivity, recklessness, and excessive level of overactivity)
3 = Persistent noncompliance (when directed by caregivers/adults)
4 = Excessive crying/tantrums
5 = Separation problems
6 = Non-engagement with people
7 = Sleeping problems
8 = Excluded from preschool or childcare program, not related to learning disabilities (including behavioral issues, repeated noncompliance)
9 = ***At risk for or has failed family home placement***
10 = Maltreatment (child abuse and neglect)
11 = Other problems that are related to child’s health (cancer, illness, or disease related-problems)
12 = High-Risk Environment: Maternal depression
13 = High-Risk Environment: Maternal mental health (other than depression)
Non-PRO (1): Egmont
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Proposed translations
en riesgo de perder o ha perdido la posibilidad de ser ubicado/colocado en un hogar familiar
Espero te sirva Natalia!
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