| He taught me that chefs are, in a way, nurturers – people who want to make others happy, which is a really important lesson. |
| Perhaps of most importance is the recognition and treatment of fathers as full co-parents and as potential nurturers of children. |
| In order to ensure the continuation of the species, society has also valued women who are good nurturers and adorners. |
| Women can put a different aspect to decision-making because they're nurturers of their families. |
| Such integration both depends on and fosters a view of fathers as full co-parents, as nurturers as well as providers. |
| We're more than just nurturers, more than just breeders, we're just as conflicted. |
