Sentences with phrase «children help remind»

Children help remind us what is good is life - I thought all my little believers were grown....

This one - page printable graphic from PA's Promise for Children helps remind families and teachers that each child learns skills at his or her own pace.

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In the lead up to the Third Millennium, John Paul II asked that «the Church should becomemore fully conscious of the sinfulness of her children,» reminding the faithful that, however painful it may be, «acknowledging the weaknesses of the past is an act of honesty and courage which helps us to strengthen our faith, which alerts us to face today's temptations and challenges and prepares us to meet them.»

You, Stan, have reminded us here of what it means for parents to come before their children as God's representatives» and what it means for children to honor their parents by learning to discern the help that is, as Kierkegaard says, «hidden behind a dash.»

It also reminded me that I really should be more vigilant about giving my own children opportunities to help around the house.

It is so important that we get the word out and educate parents and caregivers about the importance of selecting the right seat for their child's age and size, and to remind them that car seats, booster seats and seat belts offer the best protection for children in crashes and help save lives.

While your child will likely learn a lot through a sex education class, she still needs you to inform her on what she needs to know, and she needs to be reminded that you'll be there to help her every step of the way.

Remind your child that it is okay to be nervous, but that teachers and parents will be there to help.

That's not to scare you, but just to remind you that you are in a position to help your child learn how to navigate some big emotions in this process.

So while a preschooler may respond well to a sticker chart that reminds him to pick up his toys, an older child may be motivated by a token economy system that helps him use respectful language.

Give help as needed, and on laundry day, remind your child to put his clean clothes into the proper drawers.

Some days repeating it helped her calm down and move on, but lots of days it helped remind me that children misbehave when they are feeling disconnected and need empathy.

The best feature of the On - Task On - Time unit is that it promotes independence in children and can help reduce the need for parents to remind (or nag) children into getting their chores done.

Remind your child that everyone experiences setbacks; it's how we respond to them that helps build character.

I recently read «Duct Tape Parenting» (the duct tape is representative of tape over the parents mouth - reminding them not to nag the child) and the overall concept is to teach and then bite your tongue and let your child help themselves.

Reminding your child that something is pretend can help them to begin to learn the difference.

I was reminded of her recently as I saw her ex, a boyfriend she'd had right before moving to Florida, I guess he probably helped her, he had told her he wasn't sleeping with me, which of course he was, I even got pregnant with his child and Carmindy though she knew of the cheating wanted to try to be my friend.

It can also help to keep reminding yourself that although it may be distressing in the short - term, ignoring attention - seeking behavior will help your child in the long - term.

Young children can respond well to a sticker chart to help remind them to do their chores.

However, remind your child that camp is about the sport and making new friends, so reducing screen time can help them get the most out of the experience.

These include placing a yellow caution sign at the foot of your child's bed to remind your child to ask for help, as well as using an alarm system that notifies staff if your child gets out of bed.

I think that it being based on «the every day mom» helps remind us when we are coloring that our children are more then precious to us!

Telling and retelling their grueling birth stories helps moms remember what they went through to have their children - and reminds the kids just how grateful they should be!

Lahey's book is surely a gift to parents, a wake - up call that reminds us that our job is not about making our children happy or successful today, but rather helping to nurture future adults who can do this for themselves.

Harmony, thank you for reminding us all that emotions come and go (in all of us, including our children) as well as sharing practical strategies for how you've helped so many young ones through their expressions of difficult emotions.

Reminding yourself that you're allowed to be uncomfortable part of the time is a good idea, because it's going to help you to remain more patient when your child becomes frustrated during sleep teaching — or, really, at any other time.

Communicate — Often times your fearful child may not want to talk when they are afraid, but remind them that you are available to listen and help if they feel comfortable in that moment.

While it may be difficult at first, reminding a child to say thank you when leaving a friend's house, given a gift or after a meal will help him develop the habit of recognizing when something kind is done for him.

Even if he can not understand the pain of labor, he is right there beside her commiserating and helping her feel less alone, a part of the process, as well as reminding her of her sacrifice to bring their child into the world safely and lovingly.

Be sure to tell your child what a great job he's doing and remind him how much he's helping you out.

Have them put a copy in their room where they can see it, and make a copy that you can look at when feeling upset with a child, to help remind you of positive things about each child.

Open and honest communication about feelings and emotions reminds kids that they can seek help when life feels complicated, but the best gift you can give your child is unconditional love.

A potty watch may help solve this problem by reminding a child on a regular interval that it is time to try to potty.

They can be used prior to potty training, as well as using them while potty training has begun to continue the education and to help remind children of what they are supposed to be doing.

Remind yourself that your screaming child is out of control and needs your help to deal with more than their brain is wired to handle.

-LSB-...] The Lunch Tray reminds us that a little preparedness can help save the life of a child that is choking.

It may also help to remind yourself that your child's temperament isn't a reflection of your parenting skills.

By posting images of the wide diversity there is in infant and toddler feeding, we can help remind ourselves and the rest of the world that we are people with feelings just trying to do our best in the normal act of feeding our children and we can be trusted to make the best decisions about that according to information, our personal circumstances, and our access to resources.

A chart helps you time your tot's bathroom visits and will remind you when you may need to prompt your child to go.

By working with the Ad Council and the U.S. Department of Transportation's National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) we hope to get out a message that will educate parents and caregivers about the importance of selecting the right seat for their child's age and size, and to remind them that car seats, booster seats and seat belts offer the best protection for children in crashes and help save lives.

If you have a child who dreads going back, it helps to remind her that it's not all work.

«Sometimes kids run into the bathroom and partially void, so it's a good idea to remind them to relax and let all of their urine out,» says Howard Bennett, MD, author of Waking Up Dry: A Guide to Help Children Overcome Bedwetting.

The 37 Buffalo & Erie County Public Libraries remind parents to spend at least 15 minutes each day reading aloud to their young children because research shows reading is the single most important thing you can do to help prepare a child for school and lifelong learning.

The recent events in Boston remind us how important it is to help people, children and families affected by such tragedies get the most effective mental health treatments out there.

Once marked with a white ribbon tied around their upper arms, the children are supposed to be reminded of their sin in the hopes of cleansing themselves, a clear analogue to the WWII Star of David badges this generation will later help enforce.

Not only can bilingual books for children help teach a new language smoothly, they can also remind readers of what is important in life.

Ravitch reminds us that the historical mission of the common school included helping children learn what it means to be an American.

I recently attended three separate events that collectively reminded me ~ once again ~ that we can help all children realize their true potential through collaboration and teamwork across schools ~ districts and communities.

The guests also reminded all of the students that for the work they had done to be meaningful, the whole school community (children and adults) would need to help one another learn and live by the constitution in the months ahead.

Fry's character in the advert reminds members of the public that they don't need to be a superhero to save the day; simply having eyes and ears on the ground after a child goes missing may help save their life.