Sentence examples for infants faces from inspiring English sources

On two separate occasions, I have seen young French mothers caressing their infants' faces and watched their babies bathing in serenity and happiness.

Video clips were of the infants' faces only, with most lying on their sides and all bundled.

As a result of this, the caregivers' and infants' faces were occasionally not visible, making some judgments difficult.

de Heering and Rossion report that, in the brains of these infants, faces are represented as a distinct category of objects, separate from other categories of objects such as plants or man-made objects.

This presents potential bias that was unavoidable for the primary outcome measure assessment, as it was necessary to look closely at the infants' faces to give a rating to this parameter on the FLACC scale.

In the 19th century, they were designed so that infants faced the person pushing them.

In the case of infants facing baptism, parents served as guarantors, but were eventually replaced by nonparents, or sponsors.

But premature infants faced other challenges: there was no reliable way to regulate their body temperature or prevent fluid loss, administer intravenous nutrition or medications, treat inflamed bowels and eyes, or surgically repair blood vessels.

Mothers with preterm infants face further barriers to breastfeeding.

Infants face different challenges in the neonatal intensive care unit with long-term morbidities such as perinatal brain injury and bronchopulmonary dysplasia being particularly devastating.

We examined the relation between infants' face scanning behavior and their tendency to follow the speaker's attentional shift to the object she was describing.