"child quality" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to characteristics or traits that are inherent in a child or young person. Example: "The child's curious nature and quick learning abilities are a testament to his exceptional child quality."
In listening to music by CocoRosie and their artistic "family," what's most striking is its Lost Child quality, its air of having been composed by waifs trying to create what the musician Antony, of Antony and the Johnsons, described to me as "a secret garden inside their own hearts in which to grow".
Lower parent-reported child quality of life was also associated with a lower parental MCS.
Furthermore, it includes a measure of global health related to child quality of life.
We can speculate that parents can have different evaluations of their own child quality of life.
Under such conditions the relative benefits of adopting a reproductive strategy focused on child quality over quantity will be increased.
However, little is yet known about factors influencing the extent to which child self- and parent by proxy reports differ in respect of child Quality of Life (QoL).
A further limitation of our study is the lack of information on the effect of the programme on child quality-adjusted life years.
This moon-child quality is far more pronounced in some people than in others, but all the Thomas Road people seem to have the same opinions about what God wants for society at large.
"I try to give my children quality time instead of quantity time," she said recently.
On workdays, only two of the 13 fathers spent more than an hour with their children; the father-child quality time took place mainly on weekends or holidays.
To obtain a Spanish version of the TNO-AZL Preschool Children Quality of Life Questionnaire (TAPQOL) that would be both semantically and culturally equivalent to the original.
