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Small child
* Many small children receive injuries or die in runover accidents each year.
* Most small children become adults
  - young adults
  - get soil in their mouths
  - recive peritoneal dialysis
* Some small children cause serious injuries
  - form a special attachment to a stuffed animal or blanket
  - have fever convulsions related to rapid increase in temperature
  - swallow toothpaste
* ren are also more likely to ingest paint chips
  - at increased risk of both hypothermia and heat injury
* ren are at risk if they breathe in lead dust or eat lead paint and dust
  - of poisoning if they are exposed to raw chitterlings
* ren are especially at risk because of their high body surface to body mass ratio
  - of getting hurt by an over-protective rooster
  - extremely sensitive to caffeine
  - mimickers of what they see and hear
* ren are more at risk as they sometimes try to eat anything they can lay their hands on
  - for lead exposure than adults
  - likely to be affected than adults
* ren are most at risk from phthalate poisoning
  - likely to be burned by scalding hot water
  - often tired when they get home
  - short and they tend to play on the floor
  - very inconsistent in their eating patterns
* ren can also journal but for shorter periods of time
  - avoid difficulty by chewing gum
  - become wedged in the pillow and suffocate
* ren can drown if they crawl into the toilet head first
  - in as little as one inch of water
  - dust and fold clothes
  - fall into the bucket and drown, even in shallow water
  - finger paint and older children can paint with a brush
  - freely have a bath in the shallow water warming up quickly
  - often dart into traffic in the blink of an eye
  - pose a substantial threat to the health and well- being of the kitten as well
  - run a very high temperature quickly with only a mild infection
  - color the alphabet while their mothers learn about childhood nutrition
  - come in contact
  - desire color
  - do tend to swallow fluoride toothpaste
  - don t eat a lot of food at one time
  - drown silently and in less than one minute
  - eat less
  - have beautiful faces and eyes
  - help smaller children get ready for school
  - hum like cats when they eat
  - like to play in sand piles and eat goodies
  - lose position when a sibling is born
  - love to get hugs, but young skin is especially sensitive
* ren tend to fall into the categories of either visual or auditory learners
  - put things in their mouths
  - stick almost anything in their mouths
  - try out their teeth on anything within reach
* ren use pictures to rate their pain
  - with faces, ranging from smiling to crying, to rate their pain
  - their mouth to measure the size of objects

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Street child
* Most street children have no access to health care and community services
  - virtually no access to health care and community services
* ren are a menace in society
  - at extreme risk
  - do commit petty crimes
  - exist in cities throughout the world
  - face extortion, theft, severe beatings, mutilation, sexual abuse, and even death
* ren have the right to special attention in education and health care
  - their own way of keeping track of time
  - live in sewers and underground heating systems
  - represent one of the most marginalised and vulnerable groups in society

Talented child
* Some talented children use television as a learning experience.
* ren tend to speak out against injustice to themselves or to others.