nonparent

I note this as a nonparent, which is to say as a person who doesn't particularly give a damn about the children.

The Texas Observer: In the Current Issue 2009

I like the marsupialness of the sling, the idea, anyway, whatever that means from a nonparent.

What to Buy Wednesday – Baby sling/carrier 2008

The uncertainty about the future reminded me that a lot of the anxiety I felt stemmed from transitioning from clueless nonparent to clueless parent.

With Love and Laughter, John Ritter Amy Yasbeck 2010

A similar consent from both parents must accompany the child traveling along or escorted by a nonparent.

Mexico's a breeze 2006

A similar consent from both parents must accompany the child traveling along or escorted by a nonparent.

Mexico's a breeze 2006

A similar consent from both parents must accompany the child traveling along or escorted by a nonparent.

Taking Children / Grandchildren into Mexico 1997

A similar consent from both parents must accompany the child traveling along or escorted by a nonparent.

Taking Children / Grandchildren into Mexico 1997

While one may dispute in an individual case whether it would be beneficial to a child to have continued contact with a nonparent, the Legislature did not in section 70 give such nonparent the opportunity to compel a fit parent to allow them to do so.

Law In The Health and Human Services Donald T. Dickson 1995

This exclusivity has been entrapping for both married and unmarried, parent and nonparent.

Farewell to the Family? Lindsey, Karen 1982

Sixty-four percent of parents and 59 percent of nonparent voters strongly support increased compensation for teachers based on performance, additional responsibilities, subject-matter expertise and placement in high-needs schools.

The Seattle Times 2010