Sentence examples for documents a child from inspiring English sources

Underscoring her point, time-lapse photography documents a child doing housework as a clock ticks the hours away.

A birth certificate is one of the most important documents a child will ever own," says Birgithe Lund-Henriksen, UNICEF Tanzania's Chief of Child Protection.

But their rationale is simple: If you are going to document a child's every bite of mushed banana as if it were a historical event, does it not make sense that his or her entrance into the world be photographed by a professional?

For example, in some areas, indigenous cultures don't believe in officially documenting a child until the child's first word is spoken.

It also documents, with a child's wretched matter-of-factness, the hatred that fatness provokes in others.

The CAPE documents what a child does in their everyday life, not the child's competence or the degree of support required to participate in the activity [ 28].

Birth certificates are the single most important identity document for a child.

This 1870 document records a child in the family as having been born around 1863 in Illinois, suggesting that they may have been in this free state before Emancipation -- but there's no mention of the multiple documents for this same person indicating that she was born in Kentucky, which was a slave state at the time.

Similar findings have been documented in a child with PNPO deficiency receiving a high dose (100 mg/kg/day) PLP treatment (Mills et al., 2012).

"The birth certificate, to be given right after birth, is the first and probably most important document in a child's life" said Bertrand Bainvel, UNICEF Representative to Myanmar".

Modified from References [ 28] and [ 29]. *This is the only case of ambiguous genitalia documented in a child with 46,XX karyotype who also harbored a heterozygous mutation of the 21-hydroxylase gene.