Child-mind
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech noun
Quick meaning: Child-mind is a noun meaning Alternative form of childmind.
Meaning
Alternative form of childmind.
Example Sentences
Descriptive instruction therefore encourages and strengthens the grouped masses of ideas in the child-mind.
He refused to change any nappies, so I had to find someone who would child-mind my son overnight, whilst I went to work.
She winked at the Horned Ones, who did not seem to mind being left so precipitously to child-mind, and drew Azhure toward the encircling trees.
The idea of ceasing to exist could not possibly enter a child-mind: the butterflies and birds, the flowers, the foliage, the sweet summer itself, only play at dying;they seem to go, but they all come back again after the snow is gone.
Word Forms
- child-minds
- child-minding
- child-minded
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include body-mind, mind-set, child-birth, pre-teenhood, kindergartener, liberal-mindedness.
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