The book is remarkable, because it demonstrates that kindly fun is not only something that people experience, but something that can be nurtured and extended throughout an entire community.
Therefore, critical windows of CNS vulnerability that modulate the course of neurodevelopment (structural and functional) and that depend on maternal nurturing extend from late pregnancy to the postnatal period defined by breast-feeding.
Charles Scribner 1840 (No. 17) founded the Scribner publishing house, but in a sense, he shares the award with the descendants who followed him into his firm, notably Charles Scribner 1875, who nurtured the company, extended its empire, and founded Scribner's Magazine.
Conquering health challenges, he nurtured his near and extended families.
Apparently, the nature-versus-nurture struggle extends beyond the living world.
But nurturing should be extended to all students, including the gay and questioning children who surely number in the student body.
Development of the intellect and understanding the self are extended to nurturing the development of others and participation in civic life, all of which provide different kinds of satisfaction the close personal relationships found in the Relationship and Material Well-being factor.
The company's tradition of nurturing personal relationships extends to its staff.
In the four years since she began nurturing weeds to extend her growing season and offset losses, she has become a key supplier to a band of enterprising chefs who are reshaping fine dining in Kansas City, long considered a steakhouse town.
Hospice veterinarians extend nurturing and non-judgmental relief to more than just their animal patients, however; they offer it to human clients as well.
That means that we parents have to make the time to nurture and sustain relationships with whatever extended family we can muster.
