Analysis Of When The Bough Breaks

Every parent has his or her own technique of how a child should be brought up. Some parents agree this is with care and no punishment, while others think the complete opposite. Sometimes punishment from parents, outside family, along with people in society can be too much for a child. Articles like “When the Bough Breaks,” The Spy Who Loved Me,” “The Poorest Rich Kids in the World,” and “Approaching Death” all have parts that show how a child should be and should not be brought up. In “When the Bough Breaks,” by Jamie Thompson, Sergeant Brenda Nichols investigates many deaths of different babies in a specific area. When a person sees a young innocent child with burns and scratches on his or her back, arms, and face, it can be seen as common sense that the child could be abused, or the parents are not observing the child properly. There are specific people in present day that investigate these specific crimes, to see if it could have been one parent or both. In this article, it was the father, and the mother did

This is a very difficult occupation because no one wants to see the reaction of someone realizing that he or she lost someone very important to him or her. Some of these nurses have to witness young children dying in a hospital bed right in front of their eyes. The woman in this story did not take this situation well but tried to comfort the parents while the mother carried her dead offspring. People in communities around the globe have experienced this. Everyone has at least lost one person he or she loves because no one lives forever, even though that is a wish of some people. If specific incidents had not occurred, then, those people would be still alive. Unfortunately, there are things that people cannot change, and they just have to deal with them (Condon,