Sentence examples for difficulty for a child from inspiring English sources

Studies have shown that the severity of cognitive and communication ability increases the difficulty for a child to express his/her feelings [ 24, 25].

She has hinted at the difficulty for any child of a father's heavy drinking and parents' divorce.

The difficulties faced in providing for a child featured prominently.

Furthermore, in the UK, the term 'learning disability' is used to refer to intellectual disability, whereas elsewhere 'learning disability' is used for specific difficulties in a child of normal IQ.

However, restless legs or breathing difficulties may be more difficult for a child to describe, so it may be conceivable that the number of physical complaints is underestimated.

As head of school for St. Philip's Academy, and father (I am black, my wife is white) of three young children adopted from Guatemala, I know all too well the difficulties of choosing the right school for a child.

Item analyses indicated that it is a developmental scale and that it has an appropriate level of difficulty for preschool children.

The severity of cognitive ability increases the difficulty for the children to express their feelings and discomfort, and it often creates a sense of uncertainty and frustration in their parents [ 24, 25].

Therefore, DPT may represent a higher degree of difficulty for children with BECTS considering evidence pointing to the existence of language impairment in this population due to the overlap of cortical language areas with epileptic activity [ 10].

Lower parental well-being was significantly correlated with poorer family communication, poorer parenting satisfaction, and a greater number of difficulties for the child.

There was a small positive correlation between parental well-being and reported child difficulties, indicating that poorer parental well-being is associated with a higher number of reported difficulties for the child.