Sentence examples for nurturing parents from inspiring English sources

Some have been buoyed by nurturing parents, while others have had to raise themselves.

Rather, they come into the world with predetermined abilities, proclivities and temperaments that nurturing parents may be able to foster or modify, but can rarely reverse.

But there's no evidence to support the converse notion - that extra stimulation, above and beyond what nurturing parents naturally provide by talking to, cuddling and playing with their infants, will have any added benefit or raise children's intelligence.

Add to it the growing number of stay-at-home fathers and it's pretty clear: men and women can both be caring and nurturing parents.

What we don't have in common is that she must have had terrifically nurturing parents, who encouraged her talent and gave her a safe anchor in the world, from which to sail to such fascinating intellectual ports.

With new innovative websites offering unique services like parenting partnerships, our single friends who have all the qualities to make great parents are discovering that just because they are not in a traditional relationship doesn't mean that they too can't become loving, nurturing parents.

Those who struggle most tend to: be overly invested in their children's performance and outcomes; allow their role as nurturing parent to dominate their identity; adopt parenting styles that "helicopter," enable and live vicariously; and fear the uncertain environment facing their graduate.

Totaling up, there are five personal styles; controlling parent, nurturing parent, adult, natural child, and adapted child (Berne 1961).

This indicated that this teacher was very concerned about his students' involvement which turned him into nurturing parent.

There are two subdivisions of the personal styles of parent and child named controlling parent, nurturing parent, adapted child, and natural child.

Thus, the purpose of the present study was to explore Iranian English language teachers' personal styles, namely controlling parent, nurturing parent, adult, adapted child, and natural child, from an ecological perspective.