Sentence examples for infant needs from inspiring English sources

Wordlessly, relying on the heart's semaphores, the mother says all an infant needs to hear, communicating through eyes, face and voice.

Emma Lewis, the lunch manager, describes Mr. Adams as someone who should be shielded from tough decisions the way a crawling infant needs to be protected from household hazards.

Most important from Ms. Menon's point of view, the nurseries were largely missing the needs of those most at risk: children under 2, for whom the feeding centers offered a dry ration of flour and ground lentils, containing none of the micronutrients a vulnerable infant needs.

Thus, pacifier use might be a way of masking other infant needs.

Elimination communication (EC; also known as Natural Infant Hygiene and sometimes referred to as infant potty training, baby-led potty training or assisted infant toilet training) involves the use of cues by which the infant signals to the caregiver that the infant needs to micturate or defecate.

And if she's like most of us, right about now she's sleep-deprived, sore-nippled and shocked at the new world she just entered of human infant needs.

Louise Burns, 35, who tweeted pictures of herself and her 12-week-old baby, said she was having a Christmas tea treat at the hotel with her mother and sister when her infant needed feeding.

On breast milk, the infant needed high amounts of iv glucose, and had watery stools.

In the remaining six infants, five needed diazoxide until 10 months of age and one infant needed prolonged treatment until 22 months.

In Group D of neonatal care, all SEP measures were negatively associated with infant needing non-routine care.

Only one infant needed to be placed in intensive care unit and stayed there for 3-day observation.