Sentence examples for nurturing a child from inspiring English sources

I know that's very un-p.c., but I like life's rhythms when I'm nurturing a child.

Nurturing a child is considered to be squandering the time and talent of the educated.

To be tasked with caring for a child, raising, loving, nurturing a child, while being a child.

As a result, privileged Westerners of all nationalities flocked to the country's orphanages in the hope of simultaneously nurturing a child and their own sense of self-worth.

To go about the important business of nurturing a child as best we can, without being ostracized or judged by those who "do it differently" or perhaps with more fanfare.

Over the years, preschool has become more focused on academics, but not necessarily more effective in nurturing a child's cognitive development.

Two adults with very different lives and personalities have cooperated to create and nurture a child.

A supportive caregiver can nurture a child, help her explore her environment, and encourage her learning.

It's love and care and nurturing, the way you would love and care and nurture a child.

In the Dominican Republic, he said, there is not an equivalent to Medicaid, and there are not accessible programs to nurture a child with special needs.

And, at heart, the republic itself, resting on "a parent's willingness to nurture a child, that finally decides our fate".