Simple sayings parents utter to children such as "you naughty girl" could do them more harm than good in the future, new research suggests.
And this first question, the word we utter as children when we first realize that life will be taken away from us, scarcely changes, in depth or tone or mode, throughout our lives.
Whether it's hej/hei, tack/tak/takk, or the myriad of swearwords that you can safely utter in children's company without corrupting their minds (for helvede/för helvete being a pan-Scandinavian favourite), part of the charm of Scandinavian crime dramas is that they are accessibly different.
Like his fellow Britons Lewis Carroll and Roald Dahl, Miéville has no illusions about what utter bastards children can be, and his novel encourages them to be reckless, mistrustful and secretive; it also finds time to teach them lessons about caring for the environment and being suspicious of officials who raise the specter of terrorism for their own political gain.
McNicol said that in recent days, she's hearing the term "scary clown" uttered by children more and more and actually pins the blame on "Lipstick Clowns"—the clowns who haven't been trained but just throw on a costume and get in people's faces than the media.
McNicol said that in recent days, she's hearing the term "scary clown" uttered by children more and more and actually blames this more on "Lipstick Clowns"—the clowns that haven't been trained but just throw on a costume and get in people's faces than the media.
Some parents, hearing a child utter that sentence, might think about having her deprogrammed.
I saw love's child uttered, unborn, only by rain, then and now, all future past, an unseen.
P is not above wishing for his young son's life-threatening allergic reactions, believing the child utters winning numbers while slipping toward a coma.
Each hour of recording took many hours to transcribe and classify: to count the words uttered near a child and attribute them to a parent, the main child, a sibling, someone else or a TV.
