The phrase "monitor the children" is grammatically correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in various contexts, but it typically means to observe or supervise children in a caring and responsible way. Example: "The teacher will monitor the children during recess to ensure their safety."
Doctors will now monitor the children to see whether their eyes develop normally, or grow fresh cataracts, a possibility if the stem cells that regenerated the lenses carry genetic faults that cause the lens-clouding condition.
Salvatore Battaglia, president of the union, Local 1181 of the Amalgamated Transit Union, said the main issue was the bus companies' insistence that they could not afford a raise for the 3,000 attendants, who help monitor the children.
Dr. Rudorfer said the committee was struck by the fact that in some cases described at the hearing doctors had seemingly prescribed antidepressants casually and failed to monitor the children closely while they were taking them.
Under the terms of the settlement, the city agreed to issue mandatory guidelines regarding children who are admitted to psychiatric hospitals, to track and monitor the children and to provide training for city employees and their counterparts at contract foster-care agencies who make the hospital referrals.
Still, he says, "we need to monitor the children carefully and carefully provide information to the public so that women facing the decision have it".
Furthermore, in spite of the claim that drug-exposed children were severely harmed (and thus the justification for punishment of drug-using women), no program to treat or monitor the children existed (Paltrow et al. 2000).
The worker, records show, did not report the incident or monitor the child further.
If the blood level is 20, health officials will investigate to find the source and monitor the child's condition, Dr. Leighton said.
As it stands now, the best way to monitor the child's chats is to install a second copy of the app on your own device and actually read them.
28 states not only permit such an event to happen even today, but they also don't place responsibility on the educator to monitor the child when this occurs to ensure their safety.
Children who were treated for malaria were revisited at least once a day until the third day after treatment to monitor the child's recovery.
