Sentence examples for knowledge about parenting from inspiring English sources

In general, we believe that the Internet is an important resource in parenting, particularly to acquire knowledge about parenting and child health.

Moreover, a lack of awareness and knowledge about parenting practices has devastated Roma children – particularly in light of a services vacuum that has affected their communities since the end of the conflict.

This result was different from what the authors expected, and they argued that the general knowledge about parenting has increased over time, which reduces the size of possible intervention effects.

Financial services minister Andrea Leadsom brings years of experience in the City, but also a wealth of knowledge about parent-child bonding through her work in charity.

Our present knowledge about parents of overweight children facing stigmatisation is based upon literature from the fields of both nursing and medicine dealing with difficult patients and parents.

Since living conditions in different cultures may create different problems there is a demand for further knowledge about parent-child interventions with various designs from various cultural contexts.

Nevertheless, our results indicate that the CFPQ is a promising tool for future comparative studies and much needed accumulation of knowledge about parent-child feeding interactions.

Therefore, it seems requisite for GPs to possess knowledge about parents' beliefs of the causes and consequences of overweight in children and their expectations towards the GP.

Rather, ads will appear "where she is spending the responsible part of her life" seeking knowledge about, say, parenting and meal planning.

The second phase of the IMCHS project aimed at supporting the MoH in capitalizing on the achievements of Phase 1, enhancing and expanding the coverage and quality of MCH services nationwide, filling systematic gaps related to the MCH health sector and the low level of population knowledge about responsive parenting.

In the current study, it was not possible to analyze the occurrence of child problems and parents' interest in and knowledge about universal parent support programs.