The phrase "develop a child" is correct and fully usable in written English.
The phrase can be used when discussing the process of raising or educating a child, such as in the sentence: "Parents have a responsibility to develop their children by providing them with a safe and healthy home environment."
Publishers praise the picture book for the particular way it can develop a child's critical thinking skills.
An education reform panel is asking cell phone manufactures to develop a child friendly device.
You develop a child's brain, and are trapped in a body you no longer know how to care for.
Furthermore, he asserts that a pet in the house helps to develop a child's immune system, as the pet will expose the child to menagerie of microscopic creatures that they would not meet in a strictly human household.
This study aimed to develop a child safety programme and assess the feasibility of delivering the programme through a community mobilisation approach.
Assent helps to develop a child's autonomy, plays the role of educational tool, and supports communication between the researcher and the child.
Inside the building, Barfield was keen to develop a child-centred environment, a non-institutional home-from-home full of "nooks and crannies" that youngsters could explore and make their own.
William Edwards, a senior engineer at NASA's Langley Research Center in Hampton, Va., led an effort to develop a child-left-behind warning device after a child died of hyperthermia in the center's parking lot.
The aim of this study was to develop a child-specific classification system for long bone fractures and to examine its reliability and validity on the basis of a prospective multicentre study.
This study was successful in its aim to develop a child-friendly ERP paradigm for the study of audio-visual speech, but was limited in a number of respects.
During the forum, they will develop a children's call to action that will be presented at the High-Level International Conference (HLC) on 9 June.
