Developmentally in a sentence

Aidan was blind, developmentally disabled, and non-verbal, but this never stopped the wild jealousy, one-sided sibling rivalry, and unique bond between us.

A recent report by The Insight Centre for Public Libraries has found more than 20 per cent of of preschool-aged children in NSW are developmentally vulnerable in regards to literacy and development outcomes.

Care and education for children in their earliest years to raising a healthy generation, providing social and emotional nurturing at arguably the most developmentally important time of children’s lives.

For months afterward, he lived in migrant housing with his developmentally disabled clients, the only place his company could find for them.

One day I'll be back to being support staff for developmentally challenged adults.

That means they may not know how to address certain disabilities, find developmentally appropriate activities or track and monitor student progress, Nicholson said.

Those talking about community planning and development discussed how to help Spencer grow developmentally in both business and residential growth.

All activities are designed to be developmentally appropriate for each age group.

He talked about his mother, also in attendance, and their family’s history with Down syndrome, including that they opened a coffee shop to employ the developmentally disabled.

He was very delayed with everything developmentally, and didn’t walk until he was about three, because of the damage caused by the stroke.

One Reddit user wrote: "It's a totally common practice to tell minor 'lies' like this to children around that age - mostly because it can be challenging for them to understand more abstract concepts because of where their brain is developmentally.

She will then host a conversation with residents about ways to better serve developmentally disabled teens and adults and use the grant funds to provide new resources or programs.

Todd Lyons’ office has overseen several high-profile arrests, including the January arrest of the Haitian national Pierre Lucard Emile, who was charged with the rape and sexual battery of a “developmentally disabled person” last year.

I call on all the citizens to give him the needed support in order to enable him drive the state developmentally to the next step.

In a big way, active shooter drills, or Police with guns in the hallways, definitely seem to be robbing children of their childhood, a period developmentally marked by innocence, natural joy and curiosity.

Maria Garcia, 51, of North Hollywood cares for Terrance, 77, a developmentally disabled man who has Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s.

Oh, I think "developmentally disabled"--morally, socially, and intellectually covers it.

Singing, dancing, comedic routines, and pageantry are equal representations of the diverse subculture that has become so mainstream that children are pilfering parents’ Pradas to participate, but how exactly does it help them developmentally?

The Times’s Corey Kilgannon paid tribute to five of these characters, including a subway cleaner who sang R&B, a civic-minded salesman who attended the wedding of his local garbageman and a developmentally-disabled woman who dispensed cheery proverbs.

They are developmentally different from their older peers in ways that significantly impact how they best learn.