The Film Council can take some credit: it lobbied the government, for instance, to stretch child-labour laws so that Warner Brothers' Harry Potter films could be made in Britain, using British child actors.
For instance, compared to children born in 2003 2004, those born in 2005 2006 had 22% lower MCOP concentrations at one year of age, but 33% higher concentrations at five years of age (Table S5, SI).
A researcher would bring two treats — a big cookie and a little cookie, for instance — to a child alone in a room and give him a choice.
Aid agencies are particularly keen to get on with the Islamists, for instance to get more children into school.
An aid in diversifying that program, which lasted just one year, was a policy from the central office that allowed families from districts north of the school — Districts 5 and 6, for instance — to send their children to P.S. 163's gifted program if they chose to and if seats were available.
Among the subtle surprises that trial testimony revealed was that, though keen to cultivate Mrs. Mellon's patronage and affection, Mr. Edwards had missed some of the basic lessons of the social climber: never bothering, for instance, to learn her children's names.
This applies, for instance, to teachers for children, to animal caretakers for monkeys, etc.
For instance, according to Child Trends, black fathers are substantially less likely than white or Hispanic fathers to hug their children or show them physical affection, or to tell them that they love them.
Walker suggests linking the social activity to a reward by offering, for instance, to help your child make a pizza if he or she invites a friend or letting your child choose a treat from the bakery if he or she orders it without your help.
And morality is very much the issue for this principled hero, so determined to be a good dad that any instance of cruelty to children becomes part of that mission.
