Sentences with phrase «large sibling group»

Most of the children in foster care are older and / or in large sibling groups and / or have special needs and / or minorities, parenting situations that can be daunting.

Children who are adopted at older ages or as part of a larger sibling group are typically granted subsidy.

The shorter end of the referral times most often occur when families are open to older children, large sibling groups or special needs children.

Not exact matches

The San Diego Bebe Twins Nursing Breastfeeding Pillow is an extra wide, extra large pillow with attached nursing cover that is meant to help moms succeed at breastfeeding twins, triplets and other multiple sibling groups.

The implication was that groups of close - in - age siblings were a characteristic of large Irish Catholic families.

Being part of a larger, safer group may increase the motivation of juveniles to interact socially with siblings, enhancing the opportunities to acquire social skills,» said Fischer.

In their study, Becker's group used information collected from 1983 to 2006 as part of a larger study known as the Sibling and Family Heart Study, which involves risk - factor monitoring in 800 siblings between the ages of 30 and 60.

Though the SL450 never feels like a compact car (minimum weight is still around 4,000 pounds), it's arguably the most enjoyable of the SL group on a twisty road, feeling a little more nimble and agile than its larger - engine siblings.

Like its larger siblings, BMW styles its X line as a group of sports activity vehicles (with no doubt and emphasis on the «sport») and the X1 is no different.

Feral kittens are kept in a minimum of pairs (usually siblings) as one kitten on it's own would be really frightened, however keeping whole litters or larger groups of kittens together generally delays taming.

Typically we will work with individual family members, then dyads (such as one parent and a child) or larger groups (perhaps all siblings together).

As well as showing larger unfavorable effects on school performance and receipt of special educational services than did the full sample, program group adolescents with younger siblings were more likely than their control group counterparts to be suspended or expelled from and to drop out of school - perhaps because they were also more likely to provide care for their siblings.

Learn how to provide child centered play therapy to siblings in the same session and directive play therapy techniques to use in larger groups

Fourth, especially for the control group, a relatively large proportion of siblings was included.