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latchkey child
latchkey kid

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dziecko "z kluczem na szyi" (pozostawione po szkole bez opieki rodzica) BrE

There is some question about the number of latchkey children.

Many latchkey children have parents who can take calls from them at work only in an emergency.

The effects of being a latchkey child differ with age.

Q. What is the result of research on the so-called latchkey children?

The few other studies of the issue completed since then, however, have failed to find major differences between latchkey children and others.

"It has everything to do with latchkey children, inadequate day care and single mothers," he said.

Watch for all hell to break loose with the latchkey child who is raising himself or herself.

These and many others are "latchkey children," left on their own after school as parents juggle jobs.

It is a no-frills program for 56 mostly latchkey children, 5 to 12 years old.

They were inseparable as latchkey children in Dallas and still speak daily.

Latchkey children are those who return from school and let themselves into an empty home because their parents are at work.

What accounts for the white, middle-class characteristic of latchkey children in their findings?

Positive effects of being a latchkey child include independence and self-reliance at a young age.

Most companies are still grappling with how best to provide sanctuary for preschool and latchkey children.

Those who are at home are usually "moms" to latchkey children, too.

Indeed, so-called experts are now instructing latchkey children to do exactly that.

Many communities have telephone help services specifically for latchkey children who need an adult's guidance.

That is not my concern, despite the troubling statistics, at least relating to latchkey children.

While there are many latchkey children under 12, she said, the law usually comes into play only if a child is injured while alone.

He would grow up as a latchkey child.

A generation ago, the latchkey child was the most forlorn image in the parental universe.

My father died when I was 5 and my mother had to go to work, making me a latchkey child before the term existed.

An estimated 1.2 million latchkey children of elementary-school age have access to guns in their homes.

Researchers have been tracking latchkey children since the 1980's.

Overall, the study found no difference in social, emotional and academic well-being between latchkey children and those who went home to parents.

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Automatic translation (No garantizamos su exactitud.): dziecko "z kluczem na szyi"

latchkey sustantivo + kid sustantivo

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Nissen is especially affecting when describing a lonely Miranda as a modern latchkey kid, spending her afternoons in an empty apartment, watching TV and painting her nails.

He added: "We did a a study on latchkey kids.

"I was one of the original latchkey kids," Mr. Edwards said in an interview, noting that his mother was divorced when he was 11.

At 3:04, no latchkey kids were yet home from school.

Even without these minor alterations, this story of the friendship between a suburban latchkey kid and a lost traveler from a distant planet would be worth revisiting on the big screen.

Other places to consider: children's hospitals, daycare centers, shelters, programs for "latchkey" kids, homework tutoring phone lines, and Big Brother or Sister programs.

Jakeem became a self-reliant latchkey kid who grew up on the streets and adopted a tough, foul-mouthed attitude in order to survive.

Some communities offer services through the police departments and community organizations to check in on latchkey kids.

A self-described "lonely latchkey kid," Benson dropped out of school following her sophomore year of high school, and left home when she was sixteen.

Hansel and Gretel, who live in virtual isolation with their impoverished parents, are prototypical latchkey kids.

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Colocaciones similares:
- college kid • school kid • street kid •
  Collocations: sustantivo + kid
latchkey adjetivo + kid sustantivo

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Oh-those would be latchkey kids, running home.

But they are latchkey kids in a deadbolt world.

Ms. Strobel of the Cleveland service described some of them as "latchkey kids."

The media do get interested, of course, when one of these latchkey kids shoots up his school and kills a few students and teachers.

After his parents' separation in 1982, Chris and his brothers lived with their mother, and were latchkey kids.

More than a million latchkey kids go home to a house or apartment in which there is a gun.

The myth-making continued: raised as "latchkey kids" in homes where television was a surrogate parent, we 20-somethings felt abandoned, according to Time.

This was when the boys became "latchkey kids" and "things went terribly down hill from there" as Foster would later tell a reporter.

We have many latchkey kids who go home and lock the door until their parents get home.

The Turtles are latchkey kids with a vengeance, father in charge (unlike most of the divorced children in the audience; that separation theme again).

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- little kid • young kid • poor kid •
  Collocations: adjetivo + kid

"latchkey kid" in Polish — inglés-Polish dictionary | Mirar "latchkey kid" in inglés

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"latchkey kid" — Diccionario de colocaciones de inglés

latchkey child
latchkey kid