Sentences with phrase «into adolescence»

While the age at which children transition into adolescence varies from child to child, it typically begins at around 12, 13 and 14.

Older children moving into adolescence can also provide challenges for parents, particularly if young people are asserting their need for more freedom and independence.

For boys, problem behavior tended to continue from childhood into adolescence, especially in cases of early physical aggression.

Where a good father - child relationship exists, kids grow into adolescence and young adulthood as well - adjusted as married - family children.

Problems encountered in school - age children, mainly ADHD and learning disabilities, persist into adolescence [35].

A relationship like this would most likely continue into adolescence and maybe even further into adulthood.

As our children age into adolescence, the narrative shifts, and relationships evolve in ways that aren't always comfortable.

This is critically important to the potential impact of the vaccine, because children remain at risk from this infection through their preschool years, and even into adolescence.

Child abuse and neglect can have enduring physical, intellectual, and psychological repercussions into adolescence and adulthood.

He wasn't completely trained, and he was starting into adolescence, so he was being even more goofy and defiant than normal.

Well - controlled studies show that being bullied in primary school increases the risk of serious mental health problems into adolescence and ongoing depression leading well into adulthood.

Several studies done in recent years estimate that 30 to 65 percent of children with ADHD continue to have symptoms into adolescence and adulthood.

Their view of their distinct self including their character and qualities develops into adolescence.

Starting before the child is born or they can develop later into adolescence.

Unfortunately, many children also experience hardships and stressful events that impact their development, affecting their ability to interact with others and to grow successfully into adolescence.

However, a few kids do continue to grind into adolescence.

Studies have shown that children who were breastfed have fewer allergies into adolescence than those who were formula - fed.

Other authors skip over the infancy stage and jump right into adolescence.

Only a small number of children continued to take medications into adolescence.

Imagine being a teenager grappling with the transition into adolescence and independence all alone.

As children who have experienced trauma move into adolescence, they are at an increased risk of developing further emotional and health problems, becoming isolated from their peers and exiting school early.

This includes the transition from childhood into adolescence, and the transition beyond adolescence into adult life.

Important structural changes are taking place well into adolescence and beyond.

We continue into adolescence and adulthood driven by these two forces.

The new story arc is largely about growing up and as the world's most popular ninja grows into adolescence a powerful spirit that once threatened to destroy the world is back!

Many children with these problems continue to be disruptive and exhibit problems into adolescence.

Children who learn to relate with peers in mutually satisfying ways, move into adolescence with feelings of adequacy within relationships.

Territorial behavior usually appears as puppies mature into adolescence or adulthood, at one to three years of age.

Synchrony between caregivers and babies has lasting beneficial effects into toddlerhood and well beyond into adolescence, in almost every area that matters:

Steve: Some really interesting material in the article on brain imaging as a child grows from infancy into adolescence really and the thickness of parts of the brain.

Overall, the study found that, for Indigenous Australians, communicable diseases typical of childhood too often extend into adolescence, while non-communicable diseases more typical of later adulthood have too often already emerged in adolescence.

The classes were fun and we made many new friends, both human and canine which have lasted into his adolescence.

Not providing consistent boundaries and expectations or providing your puppy with training will only ensure that they'll tear into adolescence with the verve of a wild child.

Work included: a large growth in library work; establishment of a semi-autonomous test division; conferences of test users; research into test theory; Australia - wide curriculum survey; university study to determine predictions of academic success; and the beginning of studies into adolescence and unemployment.

by Walter Chaw Just as Harry and the other arms of his archetypal triangle stumbled into adolescence with aplomb and poetry under the guidance of Alfonso Cuarón in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, they awkward - and - gangly their way into a holding pattern in Mike Newell's puttering Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (hereafter Harry Potter 4).

Wait» till you see the wonderfully enormous pig creature that shepherds a young girl into adolescence.

Interestingly, experiences of institutionalization early in life appear to impact cognitive function even in domains associated with areas of the brain known to exhibit a protracted developmental trajectory into adolescence.

According to a post on The Gottman Institute's website, «Slowly but surely, even for couples who are fiercely opposed to traditional gender roles in their relationship, we find ourselves in gender specific roles during the first few years of parenthood that can remain in place into adolescence.»

Other long - term consequences of violating the laws of sex are poverty, because single women have no one to help them raise their children; crime, because boys grow into adolescence without a father's influence; and child abuse, because although spouses tend to greet babies with joy, live - ins tend to greet them with jealousy and resentment.

As Cody drifted into adolescence, Karen worried that he too might consider killing himself.

Delay of gratification steadily improves from the early childhood years into adolescence.

Born in 1954, Paterson grew into adolescence during the height of the black civil rights movement.

Using the prospective method, young children displaying sex - atypical patterns are followed into adolescence and early adulthood so that their sexual orientation can be assessed at maturity.