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a failure to meet a child's basic needs such as food, supervision, health care or emotional care, defined from the child's unmet needs rather than parental intent.In social work, child neglect refers to a failure to meet a child's basic needs such as food, supervision, health care or emotional care, defined from the child's unmet needs rather than parental intent. This meaning comes from Dubowitz (1993) in Criminal Justice and Behavior.[1]