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121by Naves, Ana Rita Coutinho Xavier“..., in Snack between mothers and younger sons, in Poster between parents and older sons, in Play between...”
Published 2009
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122by Valerie Sanders“...When Dickens returned home from his six-month tour of America in 1842, his eldest son Charley, aged...”
Published 2011-09-01
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123by Hue Dinh, Binh Nguyen, Juliano Morimoto, Ida Lundback, Sheemal S. Kumar, Sheemal S. Kumar, Fleur Ponton“... nutritional status playing an important role in shaping offspring phenotypes. Our understanding...”
Published 2021-06-01
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124“... while 34% were females. The most common attendants were sons (22%), mothers (17.3%) and brothers (12...”
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125by Mariana Rodrigues Proença“... expostas a ambientes sociais (pares ou adultos) ou não sociais (objetos, sons ou animais) que são...”
Published 2018
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126“... and their brothers. In Taiwan society, sons can have the ancestral possessions, but daughters must to help mothers...”
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127by Mahnaz Yadollahi, Mohammad Farahmand, Mehrdad karajizadeh, Haleh Ghaem, Maryam Foadi, Narges Shamseddini“...Environmental and occupational exposure may play a role in gender offspring. This study aimed...”
Published 2018-06-01
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128by Chen, Yu Ling, 陳育伶“... work has pointed out the ways mothers maintain family intactness and justify their behavior...”
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129by Terry, Gail S.“... and the values that underlay them to their sons and grandsons.;Women's roles complemented those of men. While men...”
Published 1992
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130by Tainá Alves Rocha da Cruz, Emanuele Mariano de Souza Santos, Flávia Calheiros da Silva, Monique Carla da Silva Reis, Ângela Cristina Dornelas da Silva“... in the children’s daily cares with deficiency because commonly the mothers wrap up in the tasks causing an overload...”
Published 2019-09-01
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131by Thela, Bongani Clearance“... Mother’s Sons. The ideology carried out in this study was that there is a possible reinvention...”
Published 2019
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132by Medeiros, Marcela Novais“... and friends. Some risk factors for daughters and son were triggered by risk factors present in their‟s mother...”
Published 2013
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133by Stefano Mercanti“...; these families are generally also matrilocal, meaning that both daughters and sons reside in their mothers...”
Published 2015-06-01
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134“... their parents, mothers still play an integral role in their daughters' health behaviors and outcomes. === A...”
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135by Maria Manuel Lisboa“... and daughter as agents of female solidarity in confrontation with the male warlike imperative; the mother-son...”
Published 2004-04-01
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136by Fitzpatrick, Theresa“... role of the mother. The male characters also play dual roles - sons and husbands - though they mostly...”
Published 2008
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137by Adeline Mueller“... to be ideal sons, daughters, and siblings. They also habituated mothers and fathers to the new culture...”
Published 2021-09-01
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138“... of eldest son’s wife: the mothers always share their family diversity between their original family...”
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139“... prostitute, wife and mother are the main shafts in Huang’s works. I discuss these different images...”
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140by 陳佩琪“... of combination types, the combination of mothers and sons is the most common in the parent-children relationship...”
Published 2008
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