The phrase "competent parents" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It refers to parents who possess the necessary skills, knowledge, and ability to effectively raise and care for their children. Example: It is crucial for schools to work closely with competent parents in order to promote the academic success and overall well-being of their students.
These fractures cannot be fixed, but need to be addressed with empathy by competent parents.
The children of incompetent parents may receive the nurturing of more conscientious parents, while the children of parents like Elizabeth can expect to be tended by less competent parents.
These efforts gave birth to the social stigma of child care as assistance to less competent parents, opening the door to a two tiered system of child care and early education, which laid the foundation for the fragmented system found today.
Same-sex couples are just as competent parents as their heterosexual counterparts.
At any rate, the #HowToDad campaign turns the tables by showing that dads are competent parents.
Even halfway competent parents hold their children to a higher standard than the one to which Trump is being held, and that blows me away.
"If a girl is married at an early age, that girl will not be a competent parent.
HIS mother was not the most competent parent, he said, but he credited her with one transformative gift.
Whatever happened to individual student responsibility and intelligence, hard work, motivation and the competent parenting that promotes the appropriate values and social mores?
Many women will also admit to the frisson of superiority, of a particular form of gratification, when they are the more competent parent, the one who can better soothe the tears in the middle of the night.
"Maternal gatekeeping", setting oneself up as the competent parent who knows which day Johnny has violin lessons, can be a way of avoiding that challenge while keeping one's pride.
