Sentence examples for practice for children from inspiring English sources

It is usual practice for children to move home seven to 10 days after meeting their new parents, and contact with their foster carer after the move is generally no earlier than three months, and often a long time after that.

Findings suggest strategies for improving CPS practice for children with developmental disabilities.

Willoughby KL, Dodd KJ, Shields N, Foley S. Efficacy of partial body weight supported treadmill training compared with overground walking practice for children with cerebral palsy: a randomized controlled trial.

Implications of these findings are discussed with emphasis on understanding and recognising the relationship between a motor disorder and anxious and depressive symptomatology in clinical practice for children and adolescents with these disorders.

Given the fact that a child's own home is where 89percentt of unintentional shooting deaths for children occur, it is a responsible standard of practice for children's doctors to ask families if there is a gun in their home, and if so, how it is stored.

Mongolia: Public service announcements to be broadcasted, including cartoon instructions on proper hand washing practice for children.

Interpersonal direct communication, especially with health workers, is an important and effective channel to reduce the gap between knowledge and practice for child home care on ARI/CDD.

Behind these clinical problems lie a range of underlying causes including high prevalence of malnutrition, improper family practice for child care, low knowledge of caregivers on the home management of common childhood diseases and limited access to quality care services.

It is also developing a website to share best practices for children all around the world.

According to Anna Klein, vice president of corporate affairs for Estée Lauder, "While this program has yet to end child labor in mica mines, it shows that responsible business practices and sustained collaboration can create better practices for children".

To ensure a continuity of quality standards in the care, development, and learning experiences of children from infancy through the kindergarten years, MSF introduced the Early Years Development Framework (EYDF) to complement the NEL Framework in 2011 to guide quality care and learning practices for children below 4 years in child care settings.