Meanings of affect the child in English

Some error might thus be detected which might seriously affect the child's future growth and well-being.

It is known that parental control in child nutrition can affect the child's eating habits, and bodyweight.

Our findings provide initial evidence that maternal genotype can affect the child's phenotype beyond effects of classical inheritance.

For example, the report finds, the quality of the relationship between the non-resident father and the mother can even affect the child's physical development.

A method commended is the administration of a mixture of laughing gas and oxygen, which relieves the mother and does not affect the child.

Physiologists and psychologists agree that the influences affecting the child begin before birth.

How does the ruling affect the children of same-sex couples?

Their mother had died from consumption, and evidently her weakness had affected the children.

It will affect the children who are our hope to the next generation, he said.

It's possible that other factors affecting the child's health and development also account for early birth.

Agreeable to the natural relation the mother stands first among the chief influences affecting the children.

Your choice affects the child as well.

It affected the children as well.

But the mocking affected the child.

Note that these studies were all about how praise affected the children in the short-term, rather than the long-term.

This mustn't affect the children.