The phrase "authentic child" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing genuine or true aspects of childhood, often in educational or psychological discussions.
Example: "In her book, she emphasizes the importance of nurturing the authentic child within each student to foster creativity and self-expression."
Alternatives: "genuine child" or "true child".
Hollywood's first authentic child star, Coogan spent the postwar years on TV, most famously popping up as Fester in the mid-1960s Addamseriesly series.
These novels manage to relay rich material, but don't need to tell all, and instead are quirkily selective, in a way that feels consistent with how an authentic child might filter experience.
Janet is now reinventing herself from scary attorney general of the republic to the authentic child of down-home Florida, cruising the state in her red pickup truck, hauling a kayak and loving the feeling, she says, of "go-go-go".
The challenges reported by the respondents include: fragmentation of functions in education departments; lack of buy-in by some PEDs and many districts; weak school governing bodies (SGBs); weak school leadership in many schools; and lack of authentic child participation.
It was published in 1944 when Blyton-esque adventures were de rigueur but this rollickingly authentic children's novel is a world away from hackneyed old Enid.
You already have a "father," in the sense that he provided you shelter and basically adequate nutrition while you were growing up, if not in the sense that you are his authentic, natural child.
Many good wishes for his year of service as a Pope, but more so, as an authentic, loving, child of God the Father.
One, Proloquo2Go, even features a couple of authentic British children's voices, as well as "sad" and "happy" versions of the same voice; until recently synthesised speech robbed users of accent, emotion and intonation.
The Teaching Strategies GOLD® assessment system (GOLD®) is a teacher rating system (authentic performance assessment) child observation tool designed to measure the on-going development and learning progress of children birth through kindergarten across various domains: social emotional, physical, language, cognitive, literacy, mathematics, and English language acquisition.
As the weight of the world bears down on her slender frame, she becomes the movie's moral compass and its authentic wonder: the child who is forced to be an adult yet remains childlike enough to feel real.
Committed to open, honest, authentic sharing in child loss.
