Sentence examples for babies not only from inspiring English sources

Babies not only have cow's milk allergy with eczema, but some who are intolerant of milk also develop bloody diarrhea.

"This tells us that modern humans had babies not only with Neanderthals, but with the Denisovans too, and those kids became incorporated in human ancestral groups and contributed to us today.

LONDON (Reuters) - Growing into a fully formed human being is a long process, and scientists have found that unborn babies not only hiccup, swallow and stretch in the womb, they yawn too.

The Congress is a great opportunity for people in the field of midwifery and maternal and newborn health to learn from each other, network and make new connections that enable them to become even better and more efficient in ensuring that mothers and babies not only survive, but thrive through pregnancy, birth and postpartum period.

A study by Patricia Kuhl, Ph.D., Bezos Family Foundation endowed chair in early childhood learning and a professor of speech and hearing sciences at the University of Washington in Seattle, stated that babies not only hear their mother's voice and understand their mother's inflection, but they are also already learning her language in the womb.

Improving stock control and maintaining equipment could benefit mothers and babies, not only through removing restrictions to the availability of care, but also through improving staff working conditions.

Chock full of sensors, the baby not only babbles like a real infant, but smiles and coos, and cries "Want baba!" to simulate hunger and "uh oh" as if to call attention to a soiled diaper.

The baby not only got all the dust and noise, but it was old enough to make its preferences known for Kraftwerk and plain yogurt and "Good Night, Gorilla" before Geronimo was done with us.

Expectant mothers can protect themselves and their babies by not only limiting how much weight they put on during pregnancy, but also by losing some beforehand.

The founders still argued that "the needs of their babies are not only for mother's milk, or mother's breast, but for all of her".

When Intermountain standardized lung care for premature babies, it not only cut the number who went on a ventilator by more than 75percentt; it also reduced costs by hundreds of thousands of dollars a year.