Child Neglect And Abuse

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Preventing a child from accessing basic needs, such as a bathroom, can be considered child neglect or abuse in New York. If your mother experienced this, it may be classified as child abuse. Consulting a legal professional or counselor for support and advice could be beneficial.

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Brittany
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in New York and generally in the United States, if a child is locked in their room and prevented from accessing a bathroom when they need to go, especially if they are banging on the door to be let out, this can constitute **child neglect** and potentially **child abuse**.
It sounds like you're concerned about a serious situation. In New York, restricting a child's access to basic needs like a bathroom can potentially be considered child neglect or abuse. Have you observed or experienced this situation personally, and are you considering taking any action?
My mother said when she was a kid she was locked in her room all day by her mother named Mary and when he had to use the bathroom she would have to bang on the door and scream
I'm sorry to hear about your mother's experience. If your mother is considering taking action or would like to talk to someone about her past experiences, it might be helpful to consult with a legal professional or counselor. Would you like information on finding support or legal resources in New York?
Did she go through child abuse
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Based on what you've described, your mother may have experienced child abuse. In New York, preventing a child from accessing basic needs like a bathroom can be considered abusive. If your mother seeks legal advice or support, connecting with a legal professional could be beneficial. Would you like more information on how to find support or legal resources in New York?