Sentence examples for mother aged from inspiring English sources

(Mother aged 55, child aged 28) Mothers described their crisis as an event that led to significant changes in the family's current way of life (n = 27).

(Mother aged 42, child aged 12) Some mothers specifically described crisis as the complete loss of all their available resources.

(Mother aged 39, child aged 18) Other mothers reported their experience of crisis as witnessing their child being impacted by serious emotional problems.

(Mother aged 48, child aged 23) Some mothers also described their crisis specifically as the cumulative impact of multiple stressors (n = 18).

Mothers described fears about "loss of income" (mother aged 34, child aged 12), "bankruptcy" (mother aged 42, child aged 12; mother aged 55, child aged 33; mother aged 39, child aged 19), "losing a job or respite funding" (mother aged 37, child aged 12), and "financial failure" (mother aged 71, child aged 31).

(Mother aged 54, child aged 29) All these factors contribute to subjective appraisals that mothers associated with experiencing crisis: "This results in my son having negative thoughts about himself as a person and my having negative thoughts about myself as a mother" (mother aged 55, child aged 21).

Some keywords included "kids fighting, family fighting" (mother aged 51, child aged 20); "breakdown in family relationships" (mother aged 39, child aged 17); and "mental breakdown and marital breakdown" (mother aged 46, child aged 14).

That's crisis to me" (mother aged 48, child aged 19).

(Mother aged 39, child aged 18) [My son] tried to bite me again.

It is the "lack of familiar continuity in one's life" (mother aged 42, child aged 20).

(Mother aged 50, child aged 17) Not being able to financially support my family.