take care of a child造句

• She emphasized that she panicked and was unprepared to take care of a child.
• They were definitely not prepared for pregnancy and for taking care of a child.
• He takes care of a child from the gutter.
• When seven nurses take care of a child he may end up without his eyes.
• How could I take care of a child?
• I think there are people who would not be comfortable every day taking care of a child,
• When her father does not return, he learns that taking care of a child interferes with his free-wheeling lifestyle.
• I would not have been able to take care of a child, and I would have been a resentful parent.
• What makes a leader is someone who is prepared, whether that means balancing a checkbook or taking care of a child.
• After spending time taking care of a child in season 1, Fiona becomes especially upset when someone abuses or endangers children.
• But when there is no one but a jailed parent to take care of a child, judges say their hands are tied.
• After they realized they couldn't take care of a child as traumatized as Elena was, she was sent to another foster home.
• "If you've taken on the responsibility of taking care of a child, then you need help in providing the services for a child,"
• And when you take care of a child who is very ill and your treatment makes the difference, it's a wonderful feeling ."
• As she is hospitalized, social services are also alerted to the fact that her mother is psychologically unfit to take care of a child.
• Many grandparents begin taking care of a child on a temporary basis but end up wondering : " How could I ever relinquish this child?
• Persons in cultures with poor social welfare systems who are not financially capable of taking care of a child are more likely to abandon them.
• She also had an unsuccessful legal attempt to get the custody of her grand daughter as she is too old to take care of a child.
• In the second last episode, " Competence ", a girl with Down Syndrome struggles to prove that she is mentally competent to take care of a child.
• While most Hispanics are willing to take care of a child they know through a friend or a relative, many feel uncomfortable welcoming a stranger into their homes.