Sentences with phrase «than the average child»

Children on average are less sensitive to others emotions at a young age, so having empathy is a sign your child may understand more than the average child.

Farm kids are less likely to develop allergies and asthma than the average child.

Children who grow up on dairy farms are much less likely than the average child to develop asthma.

All of our kids with reactive attachment disorder need more supervision than an average child.

The monochrome and gold colour combination gives this a more sophisticated feel than your average children's wallpaper, without being too grown - up.

In a conference in March sponsored by the investment firm Morgan Stanley, Mr. Packard said that «our kids are doing as well or better than the average child in a brick - and - mortar school.»

Sure they do better than the average child «resisting» but they are not little adults with strong willpower or the ability to make decisions based on long - term consequences («I'm going to say no because this could make me overweight or lead to Type 2 Diabetes»).

As I was a bit fat than some average child of my age, I was subjected to constant pranks plus humiliation of my friends and senior in my junior - high existence.

As I was a bit fat than any average child of my age, I was subjected to constant pranks and abasements of my friends and senior in my junior - high days.

Children with Angelman try to nurse more than average children do.

Teachers, however, thought that controversial children were less independent and more unruly than average children.

More intense, persistent, sensitive, perceptive, and uncomfortable with change than the average child.

Keeping children rear facing for up to 2 years isn't happening with me or anyone else who has a taller than average child.

Each kit is priced a little higher than your average children's medical kit at $ 49.95, but the quality far supasses any kits my children have had in the past.

If you're concerned that your child may be more distractible, inattentive or hyperactive than the average child his or her...

While this isn't a real test question, it is not unusual for gifted kids to struggle with the seemingly simple questions on a group intelligence test, because they see so many more options and details than the average child.

Children living in the city's poorest neighbourhoods can now expect a higher average GCSE grade than the average child outside London.

Just like the Jaguar XJ, the Evoque pays the price for its dramatic coupe styling with visibility out back on a par with a Countach, and the comically sized door mirrors — a bit bigger than an average child's head — make visibility out of the side borderline dangerous.

Attachment theory helps inform our understanding of the potential deleterious consequences of insecure attachments which, for children who have experienced care, can include lower educational attainment, greater involvement in the criminal justice system and more emotional and mental health problems than the average child population including possibly an attachment disorder.

This is also a community where asthma is epidemic: children in West Oakland are seven times more likely to be hospitalized for asthma than the average child in California.»

If the student grew more than the average child in that group — which would be calculated to equal one year of growth — then the assessment report would say she grew more than a year.