Sentence examples for difficult infants from inspiring English sources

She bought books about difficult infants — "Calming Your Fussy Baby," "Healthy Sleep Habits, Happy Child" — and studiously followed the authors' advice.

Families presenting for treatment who report child anxiety, and even those who report temperamentally difficult infants, should be assessed for difficulties in coparenting relations and coordination.

Difficult infants, uncooperative children, and cases involving suspicious cholesteatoma, as evidenced by otoscopic examination, should be referred to an otolaryngologist for further examination under anesthesia [ 39].

We got all warm and fuzzy reading Cheryl Strayed's "Baby Weight," years before she reached her current perch on the top of the bestseller list with her hiking-as-redemption memoir "Wild," and we agonized alongside Adrienne Jones when we read "Love With Teeth," on parenting her deeply difficult infant son Carter.

However, we did not use muscle relaxants, as we had little experience in the management of difficult infant airways.

Difficult infant temperament has also been suggested to increase the likelihood of parents utilizing non-maternal child care across socioeconomic strata (Galambos and Lerner 1987; Sylva et al. 2007) (although some studies fail to support this, see Melhuish et al. 1991; Volling and Belsky 1993).

Psychosocial hypotheses include poor maternal-infant interactions, maternal anxiety and depression, and difficult infant temperament.

We hypothesized that the GEB would improve intubation in simulated difficult infant airways.

Several reports have been published regarding the utility of videolaryngoscopes for difficult infant airway management [ 3].

GEB may be a useful device for difficult infant airway management.

The behavioural hypotheses include inadequate maternal-infant interaction [ 12], maternal anxiety [ 5] and difficult infant temperament [ 13].