Sentence examples for first infancy from inspiring English sources

The arguments I found for the National Plan for First Infancy were remarkably the same.

Finally, many Community Centers have "evolved" into Centers for First Infancy (CPIs, as its Spanish acronym).

"If the Plan [for First Infancy] is focused only on constructing [more centers] we assume the risk of lack of qualified human resources" (Repetto as cited in Tuchin 2016, para. 7).

These sanitary centers develop national-level programs, the ones providing attention for pregnant women and first infancy being considered priority.

Biologists say that we achieve our stature in three spurts: the first in infancy, the second between the ages of six and eight, the last in adolescence.

The controversial second-century Infancy Gospel of Thomas offers some additional details about Jesus up to age twelve.

They married in 1944 and had two sons and two daughters, both called Makaziwe, since the first died in infancy.

His skin cleared up; he gained two thousand pounds; he tasted live fish for the first time since infancy; he had toys to play with and a television set on which he could watch cartoons.

The couple had three children; the first died in infancy, the second, born 10 October 1861, was Fridtjof Nansen.

William was the third child, and first to survive infancy, of James Monroe Trotter and Virginia (Isaacs) Trotter.

Autism is described in the DSM-IV, listed as a disorder usually first diagnosed in infancy, childhood, or adolescence.