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Beginning in toddlerhood, many children are given opportunities for free expression through art materials.

According to Osborne and Gaebler, governments don't work well, because they are tall, sluggish, over-centralized, and preoccupied with rules and regulations.

He concluded with a metaphor: children had two legs – school and family – and if both neglected each other or came into conflict, the child would stumble and fall.

A toddler laughs as he and two other children wash their hands in a plastic basin before they have lunch, at St. Bernadette's, a Catholic early childhood development (ECD) centre in Maseru, Lesotho.

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The younger you are, the more easily recover from a potential stumble.

Losing back-to-back games at home is something Rodgers will try to avoid, and against a hobbling Fulham team, they might just be able to get a win.

Tired from hobbling, 7-year-old Asma sits on the ground, watching.

While some research studies indicate that infants prefer reds to blues and patterns to solids, no literature suggested that such preferences are developmentally based among toddlers, preschoolers, or children in the late early childhood years.

With a loss possibly seeing them at the bottom half of the table, Michael Laudrup should try to get maximum points against a hobbling Norwich side.

Many of these beautiful creatures are hobbled for life as a result.

Some babies just days old, some reaching out from their cribs and bassinettes, some quietly, others not so quietly, desperate to be held.

But my love for you is full of guilt and regret, sometimes heavy enough hobble my steps.

They seem to say: Let us not be too ambitious, let us take only a small step at a time, let us hobble along, let us use crutches and not exercise our leg muscles too much.