Sentence examples for infant welfare from inspiring English sources
Shashthi, in Hinduism, a deity who is the goddess of vegetation, reproduction, and infant welfare.
Infant welfare clinics were established in Barcelona (1890); and clinics for older children were founded in St. Pancras, London, by J.F.J. Sykes (1907).
On that day and on the sixth day of the lunar fortnight, worship is ordinarily offered to Shashthi in her role as custodian of infant welfare.
He has other duties in connection with infant welfare clinics, crèches, day and residential nurseries, the examination of schoolchildren, child guidance clinics, foster homes, factories, problem families, and the care of the aged and the handicapped.
These contemporary services represent a significant shift in focus from original infant welfare services established in the early 20th century, but are also similar in their aim of providing education and support for women and their families in the community setting.
Wallis performed her role as the Bahamas' first lady competently for five years; she worked actively for the Red Cross and in the improvement of infant welfare.
One of the most important developments is a tracking system that records a baby's health on a blue infant-welfare card.
Yet, however worthwhile nursing may be, the heightened pressure to breast-feed creates shame in those who don't manage to do it, and today's lactation rhetoric erroneously implies that nursing is the most crucial thing you can do for your infant's welfare.
In its obituary, the Medical Journal of Australia described her as "the doyen of medical women in South Australia (and most probably Australia)", and credited her with the efficiency of South Australia's infant health welfare system.
He worked particularly hard to expand city-financed programs aimed at reducing infant mortality, training welfare recipients for work and coaching parents to get involved in schools.
