Sentences with phrase «kids sake parenting»

Her «4 Kids Sake Parenting Programs» were developed to assist parents with the various challenges they face in dealing with each developmental stage and to facilitate cooperative co-parenting when families are going through a divorce or separation.

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Stanley addressed a hypothetical parent who refused to attend a larger church for the sake of student ministry options for their kids.

Except they're not staying together miserably for the sake of their kid, as far too many couples do; they transformed their marriage into a parenting marriage.

This is why Penn made this film, this is why McCandless» parents, even as they are portrayed in a highly negative light through most of the film, allowed it to happen — the truth is, it's not every day that a just - graduated college kid simply up and leaves for the sake of an adventure like that of McCandless» Supertramp.

Maybe for the sake of some troubled kids these high school films should show what unchanging people look like, instead of what their parents want them to be.

He has liberal parents, open - hearted friends, and the school already has an out gay kid, for God's sakes.

But just as you can't mandate that children be friends and play nicely or that employees always collaborate, you can't require that schools and parents work together — even for the sake of kids.

However Microsoft found itself in such a position when last week Obama called for parents to «put away the Xbox» for the sake of their kids.

For the most part, parents do take steps to prevent their kids from becoming involved with the proceedings, but incidents do occur where one partner is more interested in making things as difficult as possible instead of collaborating with their ex-spouse for the sake of the kids.

Parents and educators need to work together for the sake of kids.

The challenges of co-parenting or shared parenting are real for ex-couples who try to get along for the sake of their kids.

Because parents are so often in two very different emotional landscapes, the idea of spending time together for the sake of the kids can feel tolerable to one (the leaver) and torturous to the other (the leavee).

For the sake of their children, regardless of how they now feel about each other, divorced parents need to remain civil in the presence of their kids and share in their new life.

Will the parents reach a truce for the sake of their kids, or will they continue to battle it out in court?

Getting separated parents talking may be a bit of a task, but it is important for the sake of the kids.

I'm truly sickened by these people who say that one parent should lie to «protect» the other parent for «the kid's sake» and if they don't, it's labelled as parental alienation.

Parents are also encouraged to maintain some level of consistency between their households for the sake of their kids.

All of the research tells us that kids just need their parents to act respectfully and civilly for their sake — the key word being «act.»