Not if he is abusive...physically, mentally, or emotionally. Those boys will eventually get the same treatment from him as you do, he can be the father...but that doesn't mean you can't raise them without him. Get out of that relationship before you or your unborn children are hurt. And if you can't see yourself without him...at least try. It never hurts to try, especially if he is already hurting you.
Diatribe - A bitter, abusive denunciation.unsetting! apex :)
The first thing that must be established is that the parent(s) or whomever is caring for the children is neglectful and/or abusive towards them. The interested party should contact the state's department of children and family services and request an investigation. The results of an investigation determine what if any action should be taken. Even if social services find just cause to remove the children from the home, this does not mean that the interested party would be granted custodial/guardianship rights.
There's no school near where they live, they might be barred from attending school, because they are women, or belong to a minority religion, or skin color. They are forced to work to support the family. They have abusive parents. They ran away from home, and can not go to school, because they have to find a way to live. There country might be at war and it is too dangerous to go to school, such as Syria. Most children on the planet Earth can usually go to school, but, that is not always the case.
The preponderance of evidence of the constant harsh and abusive language directed towards Winnebago's employees were unprofessional.
An 'epithet' is a term used to characterize a person or thing, usually a descriptive substitute for the name or title of a person, or an abusive or contemptuous word or phrase.
Honestly, police officer boyfriends and husbands are not abusive. They are out in the streets fighting crime all day, so when they get home they are tired.
Many BFs, or boyfriends, are not abusive. If a boyfriend is abusive, the girl should leave the relationship and file charges. Do not keep going back to an abuser.
They're afraid of what they're husbands/boyfriends will do to them or their friends/family if they leave.
Just move. If he is abusive you can get help from social services and the police. Plan well and get all of your stuff out at once.
A seek shelter could be a place where abused women seek shelter away from their abusive husbands/boyfriends.
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You will need a lawyer to try and get you full custody of your children and your lawyer will have to prove your husband is abusive to his children. If you presently have duel custody of your children and you take the children to the UK you could be charged with kidnapping.
a mother becomes abusive once she begins to harm her children, or put them in any sort of physical or emotional danger
You will need to clarify your question. The pregnant mother may have become so abusive that he had to leave.
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Keep them away from the father and make an agreement with him not to be verbally abusive to your children
Only if the kids benefit by you being together. If the relationship between the adults is abusive or otherwise unhealthy then by staying together you are teaching the kids it is normal to be abused or abusive. If the relationship is healthy and caring you are teaching your kids to be caring. If the relationship is hurtful and cruel, you are teaching your children it is normal and OK to be hurtful and cruel. If the relationship is respectful and kind you are teaching your children to be respectful and respected and kind. Parents seem to forget what happens in the home, is their young children's whole world. What the children see in the home is the way the children see the world. The way the children are treated in the home, is the way they expect to be treated by the world and is the way they will treat others when they go out into the world.