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nurturance

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nurturance [nur´chur-ans]
a fostering of learning, growing, and healing.
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It comprises of things such as the kind of nurturance you had from your parents as a child.
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The child needs someone or some group of people who are stable in that child's life who provide warmth, love and nurturance and social support.
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