Sentences with phrase «parents than our mates»

Not exact matches

Birds that choose their own mates are more faithful and better parents than those forced into arranged partnerships

Syed counsels young Muslims to be more active in finding their future mates, rather than relying on their parents or matchmakers.

Ultimately, we (Jim Delisle and myself) hope to publish our work as a book for parents looking for assistance who are just realizing (probably through formal identification) that their child is gifted and different than age mates.

Mating two individuals of the same breed that are sufficiently unrelated that the IC of the progeny is lower than the average of the parents.

Play in nature most often occurs between parent and offspring or between prospective or actual mates (Ibid), but I suggest that in a domesticated animal, play incorporates «social bonding functions rather than development of specific motor skills or survival abilities.»

Every Poodle mating should be careful planned so that the puppies become obviously better Poodles (as per the standard's definition) than their parents.

Within immigrant families, family allocentrism, rather than interdependence, tends to be a more effective means of transmitting preferences for traditional mates between parents and children [24, 25].

Hold on to your kids: Why parents need to matter more than peers, by Gordon Neufeld and Gabor Mate.