If they were trifles, they would be mere ones, rarely taken seriously as anything but convenient child-pacification devices.
"We want a hand-held device that is convenient for children to hold and use, so that they can monitor their condition," Mr. Dombrose said.
As one parent said, "It is very convenient for children to go to school.
In the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, for example, partners made it possible to conduct assessments in local kindergartens during weekends, which was convenient for children and their families.
Many mothers acknowledged that watching too much TV is bad for their children's health, but some said that it is more convenient if the child watches cartoons at home rather than playing outside, which can be unsafe.
But this fellow's troubles all seem to trace to that convenient literary fallback, child abuse and neglect.
It will of course be convenient if the child can practice with, or at least in the same school as, the parents.
"Plus," I continued, "it would actually be more convenient for your children, most of whom live up here, to have friends and extended family nearby who will make up our support group.
School was thus a convenient location for children to be immunized.
However the representation corresponded to a convenient sample of children participating in a reliability study in Brazil [ 33].
The main influencing factors are the family's economic and emotional deprivation [ 13], its social environment [ 14], lack of outside support [ 7, 13], specific circumstances such as the separation of parents [ 13] or the onset of the chronic illness [ 12, 13], the process of being socialized into care [ 7, 12, 13] and, finally, the convenient availability of children at home [ 13, 15].
