Sentence examples for point for children from inspiring English sources

But that is beside the point for children so young anyway.

The chance to pose with a finned female after a show is a high point for children.

The preteen, or "tween," years (8 to 12 years old) mark a pivotal style point for children and parents alike.

This scene was the high point for children at a recent performance: where else could you see a grown-up being chased by a towheaded cherub wearing feathers and brandishing a toy musket?

It is not surprising, then, that successful early school experiences are predictive of later school success, making the transition to school an important launching point for children.

ABA is the typical starting point for children with more severe symptoms, with a recommendation of as many as 40 hours a week (such as in a full time, classroom based program).

UNICEF leads the clusters for nutrition and WASH, serves as a focal point for child protection, co-leads education with Save the Children, and serves as co-focal point for response to gender-based violence, alongside the United Nations Population Fund UNFPAA).

Operation Rescue began three years ago when Britain's Child Exploitation and Online Protection Center and the Austrian Federal Police independently identified boylover.net as an important meeting point for child abusers.

The bridegroom is a grandson of the late Dr. Brandt F. Steele, a psychiatrist and author whose studies of abused children in the 1960s became a rallying point for child welfare advocates.

She is currently focal point for child and adolescent mental health at WHO Headquarters.

Sport is also an ideal entry point for child, youth and community programmes.