nurture

…It wasn't until a century later that the verb nurture settled into the language, first with meanings having to do with feeding and caring for the people.…

…When nurture was first adopted from Anglo French into English in the fourteenth century, it referred as it does in the phrase nurture versus nature, to training or upbringing, that is, to the care and attention given to someone or something that is growing or developing.…

…Parks are good for people, they nurture community, even alongside busy roads and next to dense housing, especially there, in fact.…