Sentence examples for children nursing from inspiring English sources

Mercury is a serious health risk". This spring, EPA and the Food and Drug Administration recommended that young children, nursing mothers, pregnant women and women who may become pregnant should not eat more than two servings, or 12 ounces, of fish per week.

Research interests reflected the eclectic range of participants: TB treatment, neo-natal cord infections, HIV/AIDS prevention, oral thrush in children, respiratory infections, ethics processes, post-operation abscesses, reading skills in school children, nursing student participation in chapel, student absenteeism and hospital electricity demands.

You may need more water for children, nursing mothers, the elderly or if you live in a warm climate.

Babies and small children, nursing or not, require full-time care and attention, and working parents — particularly single working parents, like Professor Pine — need help and support in providing that care.

Cuts to crucial services are jeopardising the health of England's children, nursing leaders are warning.

Care was taken not to agitate a child unduly: young children nursed on demand, and weaning and toilet training were gradual.

"It's a very big thing to ask someone to care for children instead of the birth mother, who, as the sociobiologists tell us, invests so heavily in carrying the child, nursing the child".

It clearly told you what the nation is about: children, nurses and a dream.

To acquire this sensitive information, Fred says a Vespers representative would call and question the policyholders — or their adult children, nurses and doctors — as often as quarterly.

For women who have more children, nurse them and have them at a younger age, this gives them a break from lifelong estrogen exposures.

The people who take care of them -- make them food, care for their children, nurse them when they're sick -- are women.