Sentence examples for mothers in developing from inspiring English sources
Mothers in developing countries today can expect to have three children.
With 10 million children and a half million mothers in developing countries dying annually of largely preventable conditions, should we mutiply AIDS spending while giving only a pittance for initiatives like safe-water projects?
The damning report comes in a year of unprecedented international effort to reduce the death rate among mothers in developing countries, which will include a major conference called Women Deliver in Washington in the summer.
They're putting on an #HonorYourMom campaign to crowdfund medical treatments for mothers in developing countries across Africa, Asia and Latin America.
Many mothers in developing countries however do not receive such care, contributing to the high rate of maternal deaths due to pregnancy complications.
No one has to tell mothers in developing countries these things, they don't have to imagine.
Breastfed babies seem to be able to better regulate their food intake, and are probably at lower risk of obesity, though studies are fraught with confounding factors, as mothers in developed countries who breastfeed are also those least likely to be obese themselves.
Being a responsible mother in developing countries now entails 'choosing' food products that have undergone corporate fortification (ibid., p. 251).
Folic acid helps prevent neural tube defects and anaemia, which affect young mothers, especially in developing countries.
Having a child with a disability is a heavy burden for mothers, especially in developing countries, where there is little available financial or other government support.
In-patient mother and baby units (MBUs) provide the opportunity of supporting mothers with SMI in developing their relationships with their infants in order to minimise this disruption.
