Sentence examples for delayed child from inspiring English sources
"We're dealing with a disabled, developmentally delayed child who has cerebral palsy, who benefits from routine and from having familiar faces that she knows," Gonzalez said.
As a result of this delayed child bearing, the most frequent indication for assisted reproductive techniques such as IVF and ICSI is now unexplained subfertility in couples with increased female age, in which diminished ovarian reserve is usually the cause.
Stories of increased closeness after disclosure suggested that these secrets may have been interfering with family functioning, cut off parents from a source of emotional and practical support, and delayed child coping behaviors.
We found those with education <7 years had relatively higher percentage of delayed child bearing age (i.e., having more than 2 children), preterm births, low BW, lower Apgar score at 1- and 5 min, neonatal deaths rate (Table 7).
Aldridge [ 27] emphasized the importance of rhythmic structures and abilities for infantile development: "rhythm plays a central co-ordinating role in the organization of human perception and action, and for the developmentally delayed child, a controlled - yet flexible - rhythmic structure found in musical playing seems to be an island of stability from which new initiatives can take place".
To provide an overview of delayed child-bearing and to describe the implications for women and health care providers.
Countless women, who delayed child-bearing for whatever reason, have experienced anguish upon discovering that they cannot conceive.
That's not a huge surprise; as more women have entered the labor force, many have delayed child-rearing.
JOHN HENNING SCHUMANN Chicago, June 13 , 2011To the Editor: After 10 to 15 years of personal sacrifice, school debt, financial insecurity, delayed child-rearing and emotionally draining encounters with unreasonable patients, any self-aware person might reassess the decision to become a doctor made during an idealistic youth.
Her mother is a physical therapist for developmentally delayed children in Plainview.
Mrs. Smith, 29, is a special education teacher who works in Manhattan with developmentally delayed children in their homes.
