Sentence examples for babies which would from inspiring English sources

Mothers who feel supported relate better to their babies, which would benefit society in the long term.

"There has been quite a lot of publicity about deaths in babies, which would have tipped it [in favour of having the jab] for many pregnant mothers".

Finally, we recommend further studies on community-level care seeking practices for preterm babies which would help in planning programs to reduce morbidity and mortality risks for babies who are 'Born Too Soon'.

He could have anticipated Charles Kingsley's The Water-Babies, which would begin its serialisation the following month, by making a fictional Alice frolic underwater with assorted river creatures.

Then the Dalai Lama could die and reincarnate as a new baby, which would be identified after the usual study of portents and signs.

So they would give birth on the floor and wouldn't know how to look after the baby, which would then die because it might not have enough to eat or get ill.

For instance, the assisting midwife or gynaecologist (in-training) may have let the partner catch the baby, which would have been noted as 'other'other

In addition, TGF-beta fosters maturation of the babies' gut, which would also promote tolerance and prevent food allergies later in childhood.

That suggests that "some social adaptive behaviors may initially be intact" in babies' brains, which would "offer a remarkable opportunity for treatment," the researchers wrote.

This is someone who cares about the transmission of disease and babies, which you'd think would equate to "normal human being," but is a rarer breed of man than you'd think.

Sengled has the potential to add upgrades to future Voice incarnations, such as a camera that turns the bulb into a baby monitor, which would give it more appeal.