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Parenting capacity: Recognising needs and acting appropriately

Case-file single point: The decision described parenting capacity as the fundamental competence to recognize a child’s emotional and physical needs, to provide for the child and to respond to those needs appropriately.

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Eheschutzentscheid des Bezirksgerichts Münchwilen · 17.11.2023

09/13/2026, 03:00:09 PM · Europe/Zurich · indexed · Fri Nov 17 · SHA-256 d8dc7fadfec5f8ec…

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File-based classification.The decision described parenting capacity as a fundamental competence to recognize the child’s emotional and physical needs, to care for the child and to respond appropriately.

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The decision described parenting capacity as the fundamental competence to recognise the child's emotional and physical needs, to care for the child and to respond appropriately to them.

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