to look after a child until he or she becomes an adult

to teach a child to behave in a particular way or to have particular beliefs

used for saying where or how someone lived when they were a child

adjective

relating to the legal right to take care of someone, especially a child

noun

the legal right to look after a child

noun

a situation in which parents feel unhappy because their children have become adults and have stopped living with them

verb

to put people, especially young children, under pressure to learn as much as they can

verb

to provide the care and attention necessary for a young child, animal, or plant to grow and develop

verb

to teach a young child to use a potty

verb

to take care of children while they are growing up

verb

to look after a child or young animal until it is fully grown

noun

a set of bands fastened around a small child that an adult holds so that the child can walk alone but cannot run away

noun

a situation in which adult children return to live with their parents, often for financial reasons, after a period of living away from home

verb

to always allow a child to have or do everything that they want, so that they learn to think only of themselves

noun

the practice of using the toilet, used especially when talking about children and other people who need help doing this

verb

to teach a young child how to use a toilet

to put a child into bed and make sure that they are warm and comfortable by covering them well

to put a child into bed and make sure that they are warm and comfortable by covering them well

noun

to let someone, especially a child, have or do whatever they want