'parental nurturing' is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the act of providing care, support, and guidance to a child by their parents. Example: The children showed remarkable resilience and success in their studies thanks to the strong foundation of parental nurturing they received at home.
Emotional development at all stages is founded on a strong bond with the parents and continued parental nurturing of interpersonal skills.
This is achieved through improved parental nurturing and limit setting skills, improved communication skills for both parents and young people and development of young people's pro-social skills.
In rat studies, Meaney has found signs that these methylation patterns can be reduced by parental nurturing.
Despite her unconventional upbringing and lack of traditional parental nurturing, Louise doesn't begrudge her father's actions, describing him in the recent BBC documentary Thalidomide: The Fifty-Year Fight, as her hero.
But I do feel some sympathy, or perhaps sorrow, for Greg Ousley, who was not nearly as bad off as many children are but didn't have the parental nurturing to ease the pain of being a teenager.
To clinch the case, the researchers injected the mice that could not respond to prolactin with a different hormone that also stimulates parental nurturing and neuron formation.
This is especially important since the parental nurture effect is one of the main drivers of intergenerational human capital transfer (Holmlund et al. 2011) and might not be compensated by increased income (Shea 2000).
On some level, it was great to be treated like a peer, to be on a first-name basis with my parents, but it wasn't exactly a substitute for the usual parental cocktail of nurturing and discipline.
Emotional warmth refers to positive MRP that include parental support and nurturing, positive reinforcement, supervision, active involvement in child's life, and constructive discipline.
"It's not a warm, nurturing parental relationship, so this kind of teaches early that women are untrustworthy," Russell said.
In conclusion, parental strategies that nurture youth's positive emotional experiences may be considered adaptive, since in turn, PE have often been associated with flexibility and resilience (Fredrickson, 2013; Gruber et al. 2014).
