rearing
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3.2
- noun
- /ˈrɪrɪŋ/
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crianza
- Many parents find the process of rearing children to be both rewarding and challenging.
- child-rearing
- rearing practices
- childbearing and rearing
So it's harder to manage child rearing and career.
- So it's harder to manage child rearing and career.
- Thinking about the parenting side of this, how much can rearing change a child?
- I'm excited for the Unrelenting Dad podcasts, the child rearing experts that are going to come on.
- And again, this may reflect work choices, ideological beliefs, child rearing practices, relationship choices.
- Lack of communication, finances, child reeling, rearing philosophies.
- I I yeah, child rearing is a it's a both a mystifying ordeal and a most delightful and deeply.
Examples
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Which brings us to our focus on child-rearing:
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It's one of the seminal books on child-rearing.
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So it's harder to manage child rearing and career.
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The idea of being a parent and, and, and the family idea of child rearing was completely different than we now understand.
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JUDGE: And your wife has never given you cause for concern with her child rearing?
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Thinking about the parenting side of this, how much can rearing change a child?
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So there are all kinds of places where we see the costs of rearing kids rising.
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I felt it had more to do with child-rearing concerns...
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Child-rearing around the world boasts a wide variety of customs and mores.
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Increasingly, books on child-rearing have stressed the need for a permissive, liberal home environment.
Academic text (1991)
Synonyms
206
3.0
To raise and care for children
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3.2
The care, teaching, and values a child gets from parents
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3.5
Caring for a child and teaching them how to behave
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2.5
The care and teaching of a child as they grow
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3.5
Care and encouragement for a child to help them grow
Antonyms
How Involved
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Rearing comes from the old verb rear, which means 'to raise' and is like the common word raise, so rearing is the act or method of raising and caring for children or young animals.