Nurturing

Instead of nurturing a supportive learning environment, the English teacher's actions perpetuate stereotypes and reinforce language barriers.

A study of rats suggests attentive and nurturing mothering permanently alters genetic activity in the brain, leaving young rats better able to resist the temptation of drugs later in life.

The macho society discourages men from engaging in nurturing and caregiving roles.

The acer seedlings required careful nurturing to grow properly.

As heaven maintains its vigorous motion, the noble person should strive for continuous self-improvement. As the earth's nature is receptive and nurturing, the noble person should cultivate great virtue to support and carry all things.

Taking care of others starts with nurturing yourself.

Their garden has seen better days, but they are nurturing it back to life.

I shifted my focus to nurturing positive relationships and experiences.

I strive to create a nurturing home environment where everyone feels safe.

It’s clear you’ve spent time nurturing your friendships during this peaceful period at home.