Does taking care of one parent count as staying behind?

Left-behind children refer to school-age children and adolescents who have been left in their hometowns for more than three consecutive months to receive compulsory education under the guardianship of their parents or other relatives.

Left-behind children with both parents: Both parents are working in other places and are under the guardianship of other relatives. Left-behind children with single parents: Children whose parents are out to work, and whose parents are divorced or deceased, or who are incapable of guardianship, and who are under the guardianship of other relatives.

1. Left-behind children refer to children whose parents or one of their parents go out to work in other places, but they stay in the countryside or are not with their parents in the city. They usually live with one of their fathers or mothers, or with relatives of the next generation, or even other relatives or friends of their parents. 2. The situation of this child is that the father has been working outside the home for a long time, and the mother is taking care of it alone.

Based on the above two points, this child belongs to the category of left-behind children.

Of course not, as long as there is one person to take care of it, it is not considered a left-behind child. Left-behind children in the true sense of the word are not cared for by their parents.

Parents alone to take care of it are not considered to be left behind. Staying behind should be the kind of situation where the parents are not at home and the children are left only with the grandparents or grandparents.

It shouldn't be counted, it's usually the parents who go out to work. The child himself is only considered a left-behind child under the care of the elderly at home.

That doesn't count. Left-behind means that both parents are working outside the home, and the children at home are taken care of by maternal grandparents or grandparents.

Not counted. Left-behind children refer to children whose parents go out to work, leaving their children at home to be cared for by their grandparents.

Even if your parents are around, they don't care about you, and for me they are left-behind children in the fundamental sense.

Left-behind children refer to minors under the age of 16 whose parents go out to work, or where one parent goes out to work and the other parent is incapable of guardianship.

This can't be considered a stay. The meaning of staying behind means that the parents are not around, and the grandparents take care of them. This kind of talent is called staying behind.

No, it has to be unattended.

Left-behind children refer to minors under the age of 16 whose parents have gone out to work, or where one parent has gone out to work and the other parent has no guardianship capacity. Left-behind children in the true sense of the word are not cared for by their parents, and if there is one person to take care of the children, in this case, they are not the left-behind children in the true sense of the word.

The problem of left-behind children is a prominent social problem. With the rapid development of China's social, political and economic development, more and more young and middle-aged farmers have moved into the cities, and a special group of minors has also emerged in the vast rural areas. Left-behind children are in a critical period of growth and development, they can not enjoy the guidance and help of their parents in terms of ideological understanding and values, lack of emotional care and care of parents in the process of growth, relatively speaking, it is easy to go to the two extremes of development, some children have cognition, value deviation and personality and psychological development abnormalities, and some children have become extremely strong and brave, the so-called poor children are in charge of the family early.

Extended Materials. 2017*** Provisions on the Legal Protection of Left-behind Children

The "Opinions" put forward that it is necessary to establish and improve the care service system for left-behind children in rural areas.

The first is to strengthen the main responsibility for family guardianship in accordance with law, put forward specific requirements for parents who go out to work to perform guardianship duties, clarify specific measures to strengthen the supervision and guidance of family guardianship, and require that children under the age of 16 must not be allowed to live alone without guardianship.

The second is to implement the responsibilities of county, township and township people's committees and village (resident) committees, clarify the responsibilities of county-level people's ** for overall planning, coordination, supervision and inspection, and require township people's ** (neighborhood offices) and village (resident) committees to promptly grasp the basic situation of rural left-behind children, strengthen supervision and guidance of family guardianship, and ensure that rural left-behind children are properly cared for.

The third is to increase the intensity of care and protection of education departments and schools, and clarify the responsibilities and tasks of education departments and primary and secondary schools in the areas of learning and education, mental health, life care, and safety management for left-behind children in rural areas.

Fourth, trade unions at all levels, the Communist Youth League, the Women's Federation, the Disabled Persons' Federation, the Guan Working Committee and other mass organizations are required to give full play to their advantages and actively provide care services for left-behind children and their families in rural areas.

Fifth, support social work service organizations, public welfare and charitable social organizations, volunteer service organizations and other social forces to provide professional services for left-behind children in rural areas through the purchase of services; Support social organizations and caring enterprises in setting up childcare service establishments for left-behind children in rural areas.

Caring for a parent alone is not considered a left-behind child. Left-behind children mainly refer to children whose parents leave home for work or other reasons and do not live with their children, resulting in children living without supervision, care and companionship for a long time, which has an impact on their physical and mental health, growth and future. Therefore, if one of the parents takes care of the child at home, especially if the child is taken care of at home for a long time, the situation of the child and the family is not much different from that of a child in an ordinary family, and it does not belong to the category of left-behind children.

Whether it is a left-behind child or other forms of family, we should care and pay attention to the growth and health of children, find and solve problems in a timely manner, and create a good environment for children to grow up.

Parents take care of each other, so it can be said that there is a phenomenon of left-behind. Left-behind refers to a phenomenon in rural areas where parents go to work in cities or other areas for some reason, leaving only their children in their hometowns. However, if the parents only take care of the children alone, there is a similar state of "semi-left-behind", in which case the parents have less time and energy to accompany the children, which may have a certain impact on the physical and mental health and growth of the children.

Therefore, it is necessary to avoid or alleviate the situation of parents taking care of their children alone as much as possible, so that children can grow up in a healthy and happy environment.

It depends on the situation in which one parent is taking care of it. If one parent is responsible for the important life responsibilities of the family, and the children are not effectively supervised and cared for, then they are left-behind children. In this case, children will be affected in many ways, including psychological, behavioral, and learning ability.

Therefore, the specific circumstances should be taken into account before determining whether a child is left behind.

Not counted. If one of the parents is in the care, this is not a true child, and the child is not cared for by his parents.

Legal Analysis: Left-behind children refer to minors under the age of 16 whose parents go out to work, or where one parent goes out to work and the other parent is incapable of guardianship.

Legal basis: "Opinions on Strengthening the Care and Protection of Left-behind Children in Rural Areas" I. Fully understand the importance of doing a good job in the care and protection of left-behind children in rural areas.

Left-behind children refer to minors under the age of 16 whose parents have gone out to work, or where one parent has gone out to work and the other parent has no guardianship capacity. The problem of left-behind children in rural areas is a staged problem in China's economic and social development, and a profound reflection of China's unbalanced urban and rural development, unequal public services, and imperfect social security. In recent years, all regions and relevant departments have actively carried out the care and protection of left-behind children in rural areas, which has played a positive role in promoting the healthy growth of left-behind children in rural areas, but there are still some weak links in the work, which are prominently manifested in the lack of supervision and guidance of family guardianship, the imperfect care service system, and the imperfect rescue and protection mechanism, and the institutionalization, standardization, and institutionalization of the care and protection of rural left-behind children need to be strengthened urgently.

Left-behind children in rural areas, like other children, are the future and hope of the motherland, and they need the common concern of the whole society. Doing a good job in the care and protection of left-behind children in rural areas is related to the healthy growth of people who have not yet reached the end of their lives, to family happiness and social harmony, and to the overall situation of building a well-off society in an all-round way. We attach great importance to the care and protection of left-behind children in rural areas.

Strengthening the care and protection of left-behind children in rural areas and safeguarding the legitimate rights and interests of minors is an important responsibility at all levels, and it is also the common responsibility of families and the whole society. All regions and relevant departments should fully understand the importance and urgency of strengthening efforts to care for and protect rural left-behind children, increase their sense of responsibility and mission, increase the intensity of their work, and employ effective measures to ensure that rural left-behind children receive proper guardianship and better care and protection.