1.   And that view, welfare specialists and sociologists say, is sometimes reinforced by husbands and boyfriends who prefer their wives and girlfriends to tend children instead of working.

2.   But what about the nurse, fortuitously tending her children at this spot?

3.   His wife, Karina, once worked at a Ford dealership, but now does aerobics at a gym and tends their children.

4.   In Nalerigu, men work the land and tend livestock while women tend children and cook outdoors over wood fires.

5.   Parents are ever watchful, ever critical of the ones who tend their children.

6.   The overworked cyber-elite desperately needs people to tend its children and clean its houses.

7.   The women tended the children and many people still lay under cars, where they had slept to escape the heat.

8.   They are patronizingly told to remain at home quietly praying or tending children and avoiding shopping.

9.   Women no longer routinely confide in one another while jointly tending children.