"There is enough merit to it that the parent, particularly the one who is proposing the relocation, will start using it very commonly," he said.
According to Sarah McLanahan in "Growing Up With a Single Parent" (Harvard University Press), these children are twice as likely to drop out of high school when a biological parent, particularly the father, is absent from their life.
"Unicef is a children's agency," Ms. Bellamy said, "but you can't deal with children without the implications of the parents, particularly the mother.
Contemporary American parents — particularly the upscale sort that "unparenting" books are aimed at — tend to take a highly expansive view of their kids' abilities.
The pressure toward "scientific mothering" is immense and that line of thinking assumes that all the responsibility for raising children should fall on the parents, particularly the mother.
Although parents — particularly the girls' parents — didn't like it, couples often sneaked off in the evenings for secret rendezvous in the tall bamboo groves or in glades of banana trees.
For many parents — particularly the sorts of parents who are skeptical of mainstream medicine and of the intentions of what one mother once described to me as "the learning-disability industrial complex" — this experience is an exercise in frustration and alienation.
Thus, it may be that the CFMT is more tuned to the difficulties faced by the parents, particularly the fathers, of ASD children.
The parents, particularly the fathers, were impaired on the CFMT, but there were no associations between face recognition ability and autistic personality traits.
Stunting is thought to result from both the nutritional experience of the individual over a period of time, as well as the nutritional status of the parents, particularly the mother, with the maternal effect mainly acting through birth weight [ 9] and possibly birth length [ 43].
Studies in Thailand have indicated that the place in which adult PLHIV commonly pass the advanced stage of disease is their parents' home, and that the most usual caregivers are parents, particularly the mother, and spouses of married PLHIV [ 40, 41].
