Idealistic representations of breastfeeding during the antenatal period may mean that women do not prepare for the need for postnatal support [ 15].
"In Abu Dhabi, where our average age of population is 28 and median age is 19, we need to be strategically prepared for the needs of this very young population in the future and find ways to manage costs".
Rather, it should be understood as a cautionary tale about what can happen when parents are not prepared for the needs of the children they adopt, and don't receive the necessary training, support or services to meet those needs (see "Keeping the Promise").
However, a manufacturer invests on the reserves of physical materials and production capacity based on market demand, and is often reluctant to prepare for the potential needs caused by various emergency events.
Mr. Obama's aides here said they had prepared for the need to rebuild his coalition all along, and that is why they have kept careful tabs on his former supporters, and worked to identify potential new ones, since he took office, all the while perfecting ways to keep track of them, keep in touch with them, and, ultimately, persuade them to vote.
In this study, some women talked positively about being "prepared" for the need for transfer by their midwife and this appeared to help them adjust to their changing circumstances.
They try to reduce their work hours and plan how to make things easier in the changed family situation, including preparing for the need to take time off when the pressure becomes too great.
The use of e-portfolios allows preceptors to prepare for the learning needs of students.
The NPHCE offers an unprecedented opportunity in India to improve elder care and prepare for the future needs of an aging population.
