Sentence examples for educated infant from inspiring English sources

The new parish church of Keswick, St John's, started educational work in 1840 with a Sunday school which also educated infant boys, and later girls, on weekdays.

Educating infants and toddlers has historically been a private enterprise: home was the "right" place for children, and mothers assumed to be the primarily responsive adult (Bloch 1987; Fuller 2007).

28 The results linking environmental factors other than family structure and infant nutrition can be summarised as follows: in the most comfortable families, and when mothers are educated, the infant is breast fed longer.

Particularly good is Ryan Spahn, whose Dean is a portrait of thwarted entitlement — a well-educated infant who is finally, belatedly, forced to confront something real.

Gerry was educated at Kingsgate infants school in Kilburn and Braintcroft junior and senior schools in Neasden.

On Cameron's watch, we have seen a 200% rise in infants educated in classes of more than 30, as taxpayers' money is spent on an expensive vanity project".

It would mean more unqualified teachers in English schools damaging learning; more infant pupils educated in class sizes of more than 30; fewer apprenticeships for young people; no local oversight or accountability of our schools system; and zero strategy for the forgotten 50% of young people: those wanting to pursue technical and vocational pathways.

One recent pilot study educated mothers to recognize infant cues and to delay the introduction of solids [ 11].

He was educated at the Jewish infants school in Commercial Street and at Upton House school in Hackney.

A higher proportion of mothers of unimmunized infants were educated to degree level or above, were older, and had a better household income [ 6, 12].

Kristie enjoys educating moms about infant care and breastfeeding, as well as planning educational activities for other pediatricians.