| There are men who are incredibly compassionate, incredible child care providers, nurturers. |
| He joins a growing family of artistic greats who are lending their expertise as creators and nurturers to the younger generation. |
| Such integration both depends on and fosters a view of fathers as full co-parents, as nurturers as well as providers. |
| It may, in fact, stem from a stereotypical image of women as nurturers, innocents and victims in situations of armed conflict. |
| In order to ensure the continuation of the species, society has also valued women who are good nurturers and adorners. |
| But equally important as their economic contributions and authority is their influential role as nurturers and caregivers. |
