Sentence examples for A developing child from inspiring English sources

In other words, any amount of lead is a potential hazard to a developing child.

Modern psychology highlights the difficulties of attributing conscious or deliberate intent to the brain and personality of a developing child.

Some studies have offered unusual glimpses into the symbiotic relationship between a mother and a developing child.

A relatively small number of these gene abnormalities, if present in a developing child, incur great risk for the condition.

Oscar said alcohol abuse was widespread in the community and there was a lack of understanding about the risks it could pose to a developing child.

And studies suggest that REM makes its appearance very early in life — in the third trimester for humans, well before a developing child has experience or imagery to fill out a dream.

And that goes for a teacher of a typically developing child, a child with autism or a child with Williams syndrome.

Scores are expressed as a percentage of the maximum score, which are skills expected of a typically developing child at 5 years.

Physical exam showed a normally developing child whose weight was 24.1 kg, height 113.5 cm, temperature 36°C, blood pressure 123/68 mmHg and pulse 109.

Some titles are, however, a little more cerebral: The Developing Child by Bee Boyd, The Language and Thought of the Child by Jean Piaget.

This work has been essential to provide a firm legal basis for developing child protection mechanisms, services and structures.