The phrase "committed parents" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to describe parents who take an active role in their children's upbringing. For example, "Michelle's committed parents have always been a source of support and guidance throughout her life."
What do the results mean: that lesbian women are more committed parents?
We are both loving, committed parents to both children, who are now 10 and 11 – we're a family.
Truly committed parents might be pleased to learn that additions to the Family Link program, including Speed Alert, Boundary Alert and Arrival/Departure Alert are being considered.
These policies are draining resources, staff, and energy for innovation away from other district schools, often while creaming better prepared students and more committed parents.
"We also wanted to show Gomez and Morticia as deeply committed parents, who like all parents, are thrown off base when their child suddenly seems to have become an adult overnight and has fallen in love".
That exposé was one small part of a tidal change in which advocates for the disabled inspired by the civil rights movement, committed parents and others fought for the things that today's parents take for granted.
Jess LeProtto, one of only a handful of boys in the New York regional competition, has perhaps the most committed parent in the competition scene.
Katrina, still Scott, took jobs in Russia and Indonesia and was a committed parent, seeing the family often and staying in constant touch.
This, in turn, can derail even the most committed parent and undermine a child's future ability to deal with stress.
This breakdown resulted, so ran the argument, in lower quality, less committed parenting, higher stress levels and more economic hardship, with children going on to achieve less at school, and in their own relationships, with far more likelihood of substance abuse and mental health problems.
But companies can lessen the load for women without creating a workplace stigma associated with committed parenting.
