Sentences with phrase «important first few years of life»

DHA for babies is important because it supports brain, eye and nervous system development as they develop — in the womb and during the all - important first few years of life.

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During the first few years of life your baby will have frequent visits for routine checkups and illness; so selecting a healthcare professional whom you trust is important.

During the first few years of life, your baby will have frequent visits for routine checkups and illness; so selecting a healthcare professional you trust is important.

The first few years of life are such a crucial time for development, and giving support to new parents and young children is incredibly important.

We've all heard that the first few years of your baby's life are so important for development.

Feeding your baby nutritious food in the first few years of his or her life is extremely important for proper health and wellness.

Helping expectant or new parents to understand that more brain development happens during the first few years of life is an important concept to share with them, so they can provide the supports that will help build a strong brain for life.

When studies increasingly show that the foods a child eats in the first few years of life are vitally important for lifetime health, we think we should outsource that decision to a three year old?

Good nutrition is always important, but never more so than in our first few years of life.

Many ASCD members have been committed to greater emphasis on early education for years, but the need is increasingly urgent because of changing demographic and employment patterns, as well as evidence from neuroscience that the first few years of life are crucially important.

This is extremely important for a growing Dane puppy and through the first few years of life.

For the first few years of a child's life, the courts usually take the view that, while it is important for the child to form bonds with both parents, the mother is usually the primary caregiver and so the child should mostly live with mom during those years unless the parents have agreed otherwise.