Sentence examples for better mental development from inspiring English sources

"With exclusive breastfeeding, my babies are healthier, don't fall sick often and have better mental development", says Hauwa.

However, DiPietro et al. [ 29] found that antenatal anxiety and depression were associated with better mental development in children aged 24 months.

This systematic review revealed no conclusive evidence that an enhanced intrauterine environment through nutrient supplementation was associated with better mental development in the child.

Infants carrying the ε4 allele performed better in mental development tests in a study in Mexico, and amongst children in Brazil, who had had heavy diarrhea burdens in their first 2 years of life, ε4 carriers showed better verbal fluency than noncarriers (28,29).

They were more likely to be employed and earned higher wages; their better physical and mental development made them more suitable for both skilled manual and white-collar jobs.

And to improve happiness, this report recommends better mental healthcare, early childhood development programmes and healthy environments as forums to develop trust.

As Ms. Davidson puts it: "Pundits may be asking if the Internet is bad for our children's mental development, but the better question is whether the form of learning and knowledge-making we are instilling in our children is useful to their future".

As detailed elsewhere [ 32, 33], mental development at 36 months of age was better in children with birth asphyxia who had received the EDI compared with those in the control condition (effect size = 4.6 points on the standardized scale from the Bayley Scales of Infant Development, see below), but there was no difference between trial conditions in the children without birth asphyxia.

Children who get enough calcium and iron are better able to fight off the lead that can harm their mental development, numerous medical studies say.

This meeting resolved to work towards a "better preparation for domestic life" and "to pay greater attention to the mental development of an interest in the practical problems of life".

Past research attests to the importance of everyday conversation for children's mental development: A recent study suggests that children of affluent parents do better in life in large part because their parents talk to them more.