The process of promoting and supporting the physical, emotional, social, and intellectual development of a child from infancy to adulthood.
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Examples for "parenting"
Examples for "parenting"
1Meanwhile, thousands of home workers are already combining paid work with parenting.
2EBONY: What was your reality during the first year of parenting Arionna?
3This paper contributes in acknowledging cultural components in future parenting intervention programs.
4I also talk about the special parenting concerns associated with each disorder.
5Has cost been a factor in your family planning or parenting decisions?
1They're almost halfway to the child rearing costs that the government gave.
2Our child rearing is a product of history, geography, culture and personal experience.
3The discussion of how religion affects child rearing is definitely an interesting one.
4Learning the basics of child rearing is difficult at any time.
5That model still works for some couples entering child rearing with traditional expectations.
6And the notion of human monogamous child rearing is well established among sociobiologists.
7The words of wisdom on child rearing were meaningless to her.
8I told him I wanted to share housework and child rearing, and he agreed.
9Her notions of conduct in general and of child rearing in particular were very strict.
10Such differences normally are explained in terms of child rearing and subsequent learned achievement motivation.
11Teutonic child rearing certainly sounds more fun than ours.
12And child rearing was the last thing my grandfather had in mind during his retirement.
13Katy Gosset talks to parents and a clinical psychologist about the R&D of child rearing.
14By 1961, Dr. Spock's had been the prevailing voice in American child rearing for fifteen years.
15There were a great many similarities between treecat and Grayson notions of child rearing, she reflected.
16Consider the role of language in child rearing.