The phrase "a deeper parent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing parenting styles, emotional connections, or psychological aspects of parenthood.
Example: "In her book, she explores the concept of a deeper parent, emphasizing the importance of emotional intelligence in raising children."
Alternatives: "a more involved parent" or "a more nurturing parent".
It can also confer a host of related benefits, including increased vocabulary, a deeper parent-child bond, enhanced self-esteem and decreased tantrums during the "Terrible 2's," proponents say.
This model is based on the observation that composition of most YNP thermal waters can be explained by steam loss during adiabatic cooling of mixtures of a single deep parent water body with shallow, cold waters.
Unlike the executives at Lehman and Bear, Thain recognized Merrill's vulnerability and its need for a deep-pocketed parent.
Current is a start-up of sorts, lacking the backing of a deep-pocketed parent company — something Mr. Olbermann hasn't contended with in years.
Diversified business with a deep-pocketed parent in Fleet Financial Group.
For small companies without a deep-pocketed parent like Google, failure usually means going out of business.
Snap would gain a deep-pocketed parent that could provide extra capital to make acquisitions and build out its R&D-heavy augmented reality technology.
The δ34S values of sulfate in four systems were close to those calculated using a mixing line of the model based on dilution and boiling of a deep hot parent water body.
This was my parents' legacy, and a deeper part of my identity than incidentals such as nationality or even class.
In short, Shrek Forever After addresses a midlife crisis, which will perhaps have a deeper resonance for parents than it does for children.
Concentrations of sulfate in pools indicate either oxidation of sulfide by mixing of deep parent water with shallow oxic water, or surface oxidation of sulfide with atmospheric oxygen.
