ALB2 6/3/19

Raise CHILDREN especially American English to look after your children and help them grow SYN bring up British English

- Stan’s dad died, leaving his mother to raise three sons alone.

- It was time for Dean to settle down and raise a family.

- The new generation was the first to be raised on processed food.

- Camus was born and raised in Algeria.

eldest /ˈeldɪst/ ●●○ adjective especially British English   

The eldest of a group of people, especially brothers and sisters, is the one who was born first → old

Eldest son/daughter/brother/child etc

- My eldest daughter is 17.

- He was the eldest of six children.

owe 2 SOMETHING DONE/GIVEN to feel that you should do something for someone or give someone something, because they have done something for you or given something to you

- He asked for help from a colleague who owed him a favour.

ˌstuffed ˈanimal (also stuffed toy) noun [countable]   

American English a toy animal covered and filled with soft material SYN soft toy British English

Safe and sound

Feeding a child

Picky

Keep children away from technology

Limit the use of technology.

until they are a certain age

1. Frequent Tantrums

2. Children Who Do Not Obey

3. Unmanageable Sibling Rivalry

4. Children Telling White Lies

5. Aggressive And Violent Attitude

6. Complaining And Whining Kids

7. Resistance During Studies

8. Poor Eating Habits

9. Addiction To Gadgets

10. Shy And Lack Of Confidence