Sentences with phrase «if children cry»

If both children cry at the same time, take a deep breath.

If children cry, parents are instructed to ignore it.

If children cry on their own, it's not a healing kind of crying, because they need the presence of a calm, loving adult, to help them get out of a distress state, and to release their feelings.

Would you feel better if the child cried their brains out?

So if my child cries for a few hours a few nights in a row he'll end up with a «faulty burglar alarm» and a heroin addiction?

«If the child cries out or asks for dad, fathers of daughters responded to that more than did fathers of sons.

If your child cries or throws tantrums on a regular basis before or at school, is significantly withdrawn most of the time, making little eye contact, or acts violently in school, hitting other kids or teachers, talk to your pediatrician or the school psychologist.

If your child cries intensely for longer than a 1/2 hour to an hour and does not get used to his new routine within a few weeks, you may want to seek the advice of a developmental therapist.

If your child cries because he's genuinely sad, by all means, console him.

If children cried out, it was important to soothe them quickly.

If your child cries and expresses hatred toward you or your spouse for «ruining my life», you need to be sensitive to the child's experience.

Detecting depression in new parents is crucial — not only for their own sake but also because depressed parents often become less perceptive to the needs of their child, particularly if the child cries a lot.

If a child cries more often, many mothers, grandmothers or maidservants start assuming that the baby has been remaining hungry and is not getting enough breast milk.

If a child cries when a teacher walks away or attends to another child, the child may be saying, «Pay attention to me.»

Not exact matches

God can talk through anyone or anything for that matter (remember the donkey who spoke in the OT and even Jesus said the rocks would cry out if the children didn't).

If you should oppress him, when he cries out to me, I will most certainly hear his cry, and will be angered and I will kill you by the sword, so that your wives will become widows and your children fatherless.

If I saw my beloved children entangled, oh, God, I would cut away every thicket to reach them with my bare hands, crying out that I was coming for them with every breath.

If I saw my children entangled, oh, God, I would cut away every thicket to reach them with my bare hands, crying out that I was coming for them with every breath.

due to some crazy religious beliefs out there in the world i.e. marrying off young children and marrying genetic kin, the government can't ever allow religion to dictate marriage policy, so have your ceremonies and deny same - gender couples to marry in your church but bluntly stated your crying and foot - stomping will accomplish nothing, marriage isn't a religious thing it is a civil rights and equality thing, thus if the religious win by denying same gender cuples their civil rights to equal treatment under the law, then don't be surprised when others use those same grounds to deny you your rights under the law.

This stops babies crying but is more comforting for the parents than for the children, whose muscle development can be restricted if the swaddling is applied for hours on end.

Well, I guess if they are going to throw 4 gospels in the trash «coz the Jews cry about «The Blood Curse» and want to make believe to make it go away, might as well go around edit out anything else inconvenient... Yeah, let's get poor St Simon of Trent and throw that statue in the trash... It used to be «What PART of HIS BLOOD be upon us and our Children's Children's Children until the END of TIME don't you understand!?

If you were to hit that table because it was the «cause» of the pain the child is going through, they stop crying.

Compare his fine sentence «If gods care not for me or my children, here is a reason for it,» with Job's cry: «Though he slay me, yet will I trust in him!»

If you have never held a mother, father, or crying child who has had to bury a family member because of gun violence, you might not understand the need to make the tough changes.

We'll be passing out candy on the porch, if the children can make it up the walkway without crying out of fright (and yes, sadly, that has actually happened).

Pointing to a child crying in the crowd, now if that isn't a weak argument I don't know what is.

As if the method is to let your child cry for 12 hours without any response!

However, if you consistently soothe your child's distress and take any anguished crying seriously, highly effective stress response systems are established in the brain that allow your child to cope with stress later in life.

Though I'm all for the CIO method, if I hear a cry that I know my child won't recover from (meaning, he won't fall back to sleep) I will comfort him.

But I worry that if I leave my children to cry it out, then they will not see the point in reaching out to us if they have problems later in life and could try to deal with serious issues like bullying, drug addictions, teenage pregnancy, gambling problems, or flunking out of school on their own or turn to peers.

However, I choose to see my child as a person whose needs matter, and who, if she is crying (really just communicating) requires my help to meet her needs - irrespective of the time of day or night.

During my natural birth classes they were pretty much attachment parenting advocates (within limits) but they showed balance by saying that sometimes after you have done everything to calm and comfort a crying baby to no avail, if it you gets to the point where you are frustrated to the point of snapping and possibly harming the child, it is better to put him or her down step back and possibly call for help (grandparents, trusted friends) if available.

If your child is hungry, do you not feed them, or do you let them starve and sceam and cry cause your not in private..

Infancy and early childhood are naturally full of crying jags and meltdowns, and each one is, for the child, a learning opportunity (even if that's hard to believe, in the moment, for the child's parents).

But even if that wasn't the case, I would rather have my child crying for a few minutes, where she can see me and be comforted by me, while I make my lunch than to leave her screaming and crying in a room by herself at night.

On the contrary, I stated that if my child was crying in a way that meant he would not be able to CIO, I would certainly do what I could to comfort him for as long as he needed.

If you are not leaving your child to cry alone, you are not «crying» «it» «out».

Like some of the other guys, I had the worries of hurting my child because of my anger toward her crying, but I was always able to hold myself in check and I also noticed that if I got «rough» with her, it would only make things worse.

It's agonizing to hear your child cry, but if you need a break, you need a break.

I definitely wouldn't want to find myself in such a situation (that my now growing child rarely if ever spends one night on his own in bed) and I wander if co-sleeping instead of allowing baby to cry it out causes the child to never break away from that night time comfort.

And if your child resisted, cried and refused... Would you give up and allow the poptart - exclusive diet to continue?

You would try any avenue you could, even if it upset your child (and they cried!)

I «cling stubbornly to my principles» because I truly believe that my children will be better off and that our relationship will be stronger if I do not leave them to cry on their own.

My reasons for not CIO: I wouldn't like it if i called out for someone and they didn't come, in fact i would likely stop calling out for them eventually (just like babies eventually just stop crying) why would i do something to my child that i wouldn't want done to me?

If you have a truly colicky child, they are not going to just fall asleep, alone without crying.

If it feels wrong in your gut when your child is crying in a room alone - that is because human instinct is strongly correct - it is wrong.

There is a theory that a child has to teach itself to go to sleep, and if every time it cries you whisk them out of their bed — the jury is still out on that.

And really, the only difference is if and how much crying you are going to allow when your child does not fall asleep on his own.

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If your child is healthy, then it should be fine crying a little.