Sentences with phrase «profoundly affected children»

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We know as clinicians that divorce profoundly affects and shakes the roots of secure attachments for both wives and husbands and children.

Baby Einstein was invented and over the past decade the wonderful world of infant and children's toys has been profoundly changed and affected.

When disaster strikes, it can affect young children profoundly.

She understands first - hand how profoundly the inability to speak affects a child and that child's family.

Convinced that the protection and promotion of infant feeding, including the regulation of the marketing of breastmilk substitutes, affect infant and young child health directly and profoundly, and are a problem of direct concern to WHO;

«Knowing that children can be profoundly and permanently affected by diesel fumes, making light of the problem is indefensible,» Green Party Lodnon Assembly Member Jenny Jones told Politics.co.uk.

However, EdTech is an innovation within education that has the potential to profoundly affect how schools impact our children, parents, teachers and administrators.

Either way, its ruling will profoundly affect not only the lives of thousands Louisiana families, but also millions of other American children who could be rescued from failing schools if powerful school reforms continue to gain momentum across the land.

But I can say that my over 30 years of visiting Reggio have affected profoundly my understanding of young children, of their teachers, and of the possibilities of the pedagogical environment.

Legal problems such as divorce, separation, child custody, paternity, child and spousal support, collaborative law, mediation and other domestic relations matters can affect families profoundly, and taking action can seem overwhelming.

While the legal divorce happens as rapidly as 60 to 90 days after filing in many jurisdictions, couples very often face a long separation during which they must continue with mundane «daily activities, caring for children, going to work, doing the laundry, worrying about making ends meet and making decisions that will profoundly affect the future.»

Birth parents If your child has been adopted or placed in foster care, you may be profoundly affected by that experience.

We know as clinicians that divorce profoundly affects and shakes the roots of secure attachments for both wives and husbands and children.

Dr. Arango - Padron is fully conscious of these inherent issues profoundly affecting many women, men and innocent children, and is acutely aware that childhood is only lived once.

The growth and development of very young children are profoundly affected by abuse, neglect, and removal.

A wealth of neuroscience research demonstrates that children's early experiences — especially their interactions with parents and other adults — profoundly affect their brain development.