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Nurturance is the human social behavior of supplying material and emotional support to meet the needs of the helpless, young or weak. The propensity to provide nurturance can be regarded as a personality trait

See alsoEdit

• Animal maternal behavior
• Animal parental behavior
• Altricial
• Caregivers
• Charitable behavior
• Parent child relations
• Prosocial behaviour
• Volunteers