Sentences with phrase «kids in the house understands»

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Then let's make abortion illegal, get rid of social service agencies including CPS and just take the kids from the «welfare» moms and house them in work dormatories and as soon as they can walk and understand we can put them to work.

Sometimes, with games in the week, it's difficult for the kids to come — we understand they've got to be in bed early — but it's great to play in front of a full house at Wembley.»

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Other kids get up for school at 7:20 a.m., typical school day prep, get irritated I have to remind them to brush their teeth again, get irritated the 7 - year - old still doesn't understand she can't wear shorts in winter, get them out the door, take care of the dogs, and wait for the baby to wake up (assuming she didn't wake up at the incessant nagging to brush teeth, or dogs running through the house excited to go outside, of course).

«We try to help kids understand they «ve got to take that step forward, to take more responsibility for their own development, «said Don Hellison, a University of Illinois at Chicago physical education professor who developed a basketball program for children living in the Cabrini - Green public housing complex.

Glad that you're on the homestretch... both my kids are in major house projects right now so I understand the thought of Christmas decorating delayed.

It seems her family and job are so much more interesting than your own, but then she starts talking about her messy house, the lack of sleep from caring for the kid, her baby weight, and the long hours at work, and you understand that you have the same challenges in your life.

Discussing the importance of a good credit history and how a bad one can get in the way of future borrowing, whether they need to buy a car, rent an apartment or get a mortgage for a house, is an important part of helping kids understand money.

For one thing, since they're so protective of «their children,» they might not understand typical playing and rough housing among kids and think that their child is in danger.

It's one thing to have a free - range approach at home, but it's entirely another when kids leave the house and are out in a world that does not share their parents» philosophy, or even respect or understand it in the least.

While Christmas morning has come and gone, there's no doubt that many kids across America are feeling flush with cash as a result of the holiday; and there's a great, fun toy put out by Bill Nye that's aimed at helping kids understand the process of recycling paper that the young, eco-conscious consumer in your house may be interested in.Put together with the idea of combining the work of recycling paper with the fun of creating their own projects with the results of it, there's certainly room for your kid to learn about the three R's of smart environmental stewardship while creating notepads, cards, and tons of other cool crafts at the same time.

As parents fix the house rules and explain the rationale behind them, kids understand why a certain thing needs to be done in a certain way.

All kidding aside, we understand banks play a vital role in the housing market.

Glad that you're on the homestretch... both my kids are in major house projects right now so I understand the thought of Christmas decorating delayed.

Melissa... this is why I follow your blog... I have been doing the same thing in my house this year... after a couple of years of cancer and treatments I am in remission and re-evaluating our house and how we use it... last month saw a «cleaning out» if you will and a huge yard sale... now I am ready to rip up our carpets and get down the wood floors... my husband during all this has been quite accomodating — our kids are older and we definitely do nt use our house the same way any more... I sent our dining room table and buffet to the basement which gives us alot more space in our living area — we only used it on holidays anyway and now our dining room is an extension of our livingroom with more seating — thanks for explaining your reasoning so eloquently — I'm going to show my husband your post and maybe now he will understand what I am trying to achieve with our whole house overhaul!