Advanced English vocabulary and phrases for talking about childhood

Advanced English Vocabulary 11. Childhood

Feeling relaxed and happy, not worried or stressed.

To treat someone very gently and protectively, like a baby.

Needing someone or something else for support, care, or resources.

Rules and punishments aimed at controlling behaviour.

Making someone feel amazed or fascinated by something.

To become less close or connected over time, especially in relationships or friendships.

Thinking about things that happened in the past.

To gradually or suddenly stop communicating or being in contact with someone.

Something that seems very special and exciting.

Acting like an adult and making responsible decisions.

A feeling of sadness or happiness when you think about things from the past.

Taking care of and helping something or someone grow and develop.

To nurture, care for, and provide for the growth and development of a child.

Watching and making sure things are going well or being done correctly.

When a child gets very upset and behaves badly, like crying, screaming, or throwing things.

A young child who is learning to walk and talk.

To result or develop in a particular way.

To protect and take care of someone, watching them to make sure they are safe.

Being able to handle different situations and get along well with others.