Sentence examples for parenthood approach from inspiring English sources

Highly significant increments in odds ratios with increase in educational level suggests that in order to combat the problems associated with early motherhood and to promote a planned parenthood approach, women should be encouraged to go for higher levels of education.

For people who are approaching parenthood for the first time, and who have a tendency toward extreme organization, Baby Connect is a good complement to WebMD Baby.

If her role in Abush's adoption had at times been more auxiliary than collaborative, this could describe any number of people approaching parenthood; Gunn presents herself as a bountiful ex-partner who strayed, but who never renounced family commitments.

I think my father's death changed the way she approached parenthood.

Many focus group participants were approaching parenthood with a great sense of burden about providing for their family, including the potential loss of income during pregnancy and after the child was born.

A third approach to parenthood, popular with legal theorists, appeals to intentions as the ground of parenthood (Hill 1991; Parker 1982; Shultz 1990; Stumpf 1986).

Laura has a less planned approach to parenthood.

They also wrote "Your Child Is a Person: A Psychological Approach to Parenthood Without Guilt" (1965).

Things go badly; Jack goes missing; Kipling, played with Olympian restraint by David Haig (who also wrote the play and this script), must grapple with the guilt born of his too-pushy approach to parenthood.

Critics who advocate a more laissez-faire approach to parenthood may view parental involvement in affairs of the heart as an extension of what generational scholars call "helicopter parents": those who hover over their children's every move, hampering their maturation, autonomy and future ability to cope.

There is an apparent lesson to us pampered humans from these comic little creatures with their refusal to be beaten, their romantic monogamy and their serious approach to parenthood - but this positive message resides entirely in the sonorous interpretative voiceover from Morgan Freeman, in whose rich American drone "docile" is pronounced as if to rhyme with fossil.