Sentences with phrase «features parent essential»

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These two features provide parents better control over the stroller, which is essential for safety of kids.

The removable child snack tray is an innovative feature that allows parents to clean those hard to reach crumb collectors, while the large storage basket provides a spot for all those baby essentials.

it's associate degree extra-large storage basket in order that you'll be able to bring your child's «must - haves» on and features a parent's receptacle with storage (for some of your essentials) and 2 cup holders.

For city living parents, lightweight and compact are essential features, but those features are difficult to find in a double stroller.

The parent tray features 2 cup holders and storage compartment for parent essentials.

In many reviews, parents praise this feature as there are not many lightweight or umbrella strollers come with this essential necessity included.

An essential feature that moms and dads have got to have is a parent cup holder.

Trusted and recommended by families all over the world, Sprout Baby has been featured by Apple and is made by the creators of Sprout Pregnancy, an Apple «Essential App for Parents» and TIME magazine best app.

The Pinstripe Baby Carrier One is also a fantastic gift for a new mom or dad — with its stylish look and amazing features for comfortability and function, this is for sure an essential item for any parent or caregiver.

Its simplistic design and «only essential» features make this stroller a favorite among parents who do not really care about the bells and whistles.

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Betsy Hicks, parent and author of a delightful and down - to - earth volume on picky eating, 10 points out that a nutrient - dense diet that prominently features saturated fats and mineral - rich foods is actually essential for adolescent development.

Parents and their kids used the app and helped fine - tune it and create essential features such as simple and effective parental controls.

Narrated by world - renowned marriage and parenting researcher Dr. John Gottman, this essential resource for new parents features authentic lab footage and explains how to understand and react to infant communication and emotional expression.

The essential features of the child's psychological experience surrounding parental alienation that are key to the child's therapy and a restoration of the child's affectional bond with the currently targeted - rejected parent

I received a copy of this proposal, which briefly described parental alienation as follows: The essential feature of parental alienation is that a child — usually one whose parents are engaged in a hostile divorce — allies himself or herself strongly with one parent (the preferred parent) and rejects a relationship with the other parent (the alienated parent) without legitimate justification.