Sentence examples for help infants from inspiring English sources

Psychologists call them "transitional objects" that help infants move from attachment to their mums to increasing independence.

In other words, caregivers' imitation of infants might help infants to map their own bodies and movements onto the bodies and movements of others".

To the Editor: Guilt may indeed help infants to suppress impulsive harmful behaviors, but a little guilt goes a long way.

Last week, one app by Open Solutions, called Baby Hear and Read Verbs, said the product would help infants "learn how to read, pronounce and spell basic verbs".

The UN children's agency, Unicef, which dealt with the aftermath of the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami, has said large impersonal homes are not the best way to help infants.

"Lack of funding, lack of regulation, you can drag it out only for so long," said James Murray, a professor of animal science at the University of California, Davis, who has been genetically engineering goats so their milk produces human proteins that could help infants fight infections.

Industrial policies – in which governments intervene in the allocation of resources among sectors or favour some technologies over others – can help "infant economies" learn.

While military rule would remain if the elections were postponed to help infant parties, the youth protests have been really successful in bringing major reforms to the forefront already, even under the military leadership.

Fat digesting lingual lipase in adult saliva can also help infant digestion and fat absorption since infants generally do not produce enough of these enzymes in their digestive tracts to efficiently process the fats they consume.

It is also entirely possible, he said, that helping infants pick up objects may in turn help their mental development.

It also helps infants grow up stronger and more intelligent, which means they will earn more as adults.