The phrase "aiding parents" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where assistance or support is being provided to parents, such as in educational or social services discussions.
Example: "The organization focuses on aiding parents in navigating the challenges of raising children with special needs."
Alternatives: "supporting parents" or "assisting parents".
The programme was perceived to have had a substantial impact on children's health and education, primarily through aiding parents and guardians to better cater for their children's needs.
In an ideal world, primary prevention would aim at aiding parents to provide optimal emotional care and resources to their children, which could help infants to develop secure attachment.
Aiding parents in their monitoring is the fact that 65% of tweens with cellphones are on shared family plans.
Another guide aids parents in setting up extensive parental controls to help block unsuitable content and services from their children.
The Justice Department asked a federal judge this week to seal documents that might otherwise aid parents in lawsuits against the maker of a mercury-based vaccine preservative called thimerosal, which the parents claim caused their children's autism.
Better documentation of this stage will aid parents and clinicians to better understand the phenotype of attacks, better recognise migraine and thus initiate appropriate management.
In addition to the full platform live in D.C., and soon, L.A., CareLulu also offers a nationwide directory that lists over 200,000 child care centers to aid parents in other regions with their searches.
To aid parents' concentration and enable them to ask questions and raise concerns without worrying about upsetting their child, opportunities to have the child absent for part of the consultation could be considered, e.g. through provision of crèches or play therapists within the out-patient setting.
Especially when it comes to often-overlooked, unglamorous tasks, including the unpaid, thankless work involved in parenting, aiding aging parents, and other forms of caretaking.
But it's difficult to tell whether the existing federal program is successful at aiding student parents.
A while back her school offered a course aimed at aiding clumsy parents like me, those who tend to explain things with birds-and-bees-type metaphors.
