Definition of child-rearing in English:

child-rearing

nounˈtʃʌɪldrɪərɪŋ

mass noun

The process of bringing up a child or children.
they had modern ideas about child-rearing
as modifier child-rearing costs
Example sentencesExamples
- Thus, these changes may be reflected in parental self-report measures of childrearing styles.
- Thus the one-size-fits-all school of child-rearing is rejected entirely by mainstream psychologists.
- Many of the most popular child-rearing books are full of such nonsense.
- A half century later there are still lots of ways in which child-rearing practices might be having unrecognized subtle effects upon human offspring.
- Editorials talk about the need to spiff up the image of marriage and child-rearing.
- Grandparents also play a significant role in childrearing.
- Partnership education includes education for partnership rather than dominator childrearing.
- Marriage is the best child-rearing institution ever invented.
- This beautifully written ethnography provides the first full account of child-rearing practices in the high Peruvian Andes.
- What was gratifying to see about the cartoon, however, was its treatment of same-sex child-rearing.
- I liked his very clear explanation of how our styles of child-rearing come to be reflected in the peaceful or warlike qualities of our societies.
- The comic book industry is not in the field of child-rearing.
- At an applied level, the results may have implications for child-rearing practices.
- Yet this proposition has profound implications for the whole process of child rearing.
- In addition, they may be left to deal with domestic tasks, including child rearing, with little assistance.
- He concluded that the mother was the parent who could provide the greater degree of healthy child rearing.
- They were not built to accommodate childrearing or large-scale entertaining.
- Given the inequalities of child-rearing, the proportion of mothers in politics is likely to be lower than in the population at large.
- Somebody said parents can find all the answers to their child-rearing questions in the books.
- The foregoing, then, calls into question the efficacy of traditional child-rearing practices in Jamaica.

单词	child-rearing
释义	Definition of child-rearing in English: child-rearing nounˈtʃʌɪldrɪərɪŋ mass noun The process of bringing up a child or children. they had modern ideas about child-rearing as modifier child-rearing costs Example sentencesExamples Thus, these changes may be reflected in parental self-report measures of childrearing styles. Thus the one-size-fits-all school of child-rearing is rejected entirely by mainstream psychologists. Many of the most popular child-rearing books are full of such nonsense. A half century later there are still lots of ways in which child-rearing practices might be having unrecognized subtle effects upon human offspring. Editorials talk about the need to spiff up the image of marriage and child-rearing. Grandparents also play a significant role in childrearing. Partnership education includes education for partnership rather than dominator childrearing. Marriage is the best child-rearing institution ever invented. This beautifully written ethnography provides the first full account of child-rearing practices in the high Peruvian Andes. What was gratifying to see about the cartoon, however, was its treatment of same-sex child-rearing. I liked his very clear explanation of how our styles of child-rearing come to be reflected in the peaceful or warlike qualities of our societies. The comic book industry is not in the field of child-rearing. At an applied level, the results may have implications for child-rearing practices. Yet this proposition has profound implications for the whole process of child rearing. In addition, they may be left to deal with domestic tasks, including child rearing, with little assistance. He concluded that the mother was the parent who could provide the greater degree of healthy child rearing. They were not built to accommodate childrearing or large-scale entertaining. Given the inequalities of child-rearing, the proportion of mothers in politics is likely to be lower than in the population at large. Somebody said parents can find all the answers to their child-rearing questions in the books. The foregoing, then, calls into question the efficacy of traditional child-rearing practices in Jamaica.
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