Sentences with phrase «actual birth of a child»

Ideally there will be two midwives present at the actual birth of the child.

Marni says that while those pieces simulated life, the actual birth of a child will be the ultimate performance piece, the real life.

While there is much literature on individual level variables that affect prenatal care adherence such as age, poverty, low self - esteem, and transportation, there is little practice based research knowledge on diminishing potential birth risks by repairing and building the maternal — infant (fetus) relationship prior to the actual birth of the child.

Not exact matches

the actual licve birth of a child was look at as nothing short of a miracle.

... you have learned ways of becoming more comfortable with the either emotional (or actual) presence of your children's birth families in your lives and feel more secure and confident in your role as parents

(Although there aren't many good photos of the baby growing after week 20, and you'll have to judge whether your child can handle looking at the photos of the actual birth.)

In case of private adoption, the attorney coordinates between you and the actual birth parents of the child who are looking for families where they want to place their child.

Do not hesitate in asking the right questions like the cost involved, the agency's experience, training offered for different types of adoption, international adopting policy, any kind of supportive services offered and what type of counselling is provided to the actual birth parents of the child, if the infant is adopted domestically.

It can even be a twinkle in your eye that you plan to have one day (though you do need the child's name and actual or expected date of birth to withdraw the cash).

E.I. maternity benefits may now be paid as early as 12 weeks before the child's expected date of birth, and may end as late as 17 weeks after the child's actual date of birth.

However, the decision also makes clear that the actual moment when a child's life begins (and warrants legal protection) can not be fixed at the moment of birth any more than it can be fixed at some arbitrary point during gestation.