| If you have to deal with it, deal with it honestly in age-appropriate terms. |
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| With extensive summative and formative research, we work to ensure that the lessons are age-appropriate. |
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| And I walked into the toystore and found an age-appropriate, non-flammable present. |
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| Sasha, now 11 years old, was no longer the impish child but a preteen with a sense of age-appropriate glamour. |
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| Is the person in front of you cute, ringless and age-appropriate? |
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| She sits polished in a hip yet age-appropriate leather jacket, and hoop earrings. |
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| For children older than three years, the evaluation also should include an age-appropriate visual acuity measurement and an attempt at ophthalmoscopy. |
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| Children in the intensive-screening group received age-appropriate visual testing and assessment by an orthoptist at eight, 12, 18, 25, 31, and 37 months of age. |
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| Age-appropriate present options include soft teddy bears, bricks and blocks and first train sets. |
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| Make sure your child gets enough sleep by setting an age-appropriate bedtime and waketime. |
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| The patient remains in outpatient follow-up and shows age-appropriate neuropsychomotor development. |
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| In addition, the lack of age-appropriate formulations, such as liquids or chewable tablets, can result in improper administration of drugs. |
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| Preteens, teenagers and young adults who read this straightforward, age-appropriate resource will find a wealth of information to apply to their financial lives. |
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| Mental retardation was diagnosed through the use of the age-appropriate Wechsler Scale, and an Italian complete version of the Vineland Adaptive Behaviour Scale. |
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| While this quiz is suitable for middle school and high school students, elementary students need their own age-appropriate version of a digital citizenship driver's license. |
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