Sentences with phrase «older dads seem»

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His youngest was upset about leaving the skate park in Boston and did not seem pleased about the move, while his oldest was thrilled his dad would be playing with LeBron James.

But things have changed since the good old days your dad seems to want to go back to.

Maybe in a few years when she's a little older... Many of the bigger kids seemed reluctant to return to mom and dad once their Mini Club was done for the day.

Actually, it all seems somewhat horrifying to me, perhaps because I've spent so much time the past few years hanging around my dad's nursing home, so I'm a bit thankful I probably won't be around to see it (and based on what I observe in nursing homes, maybe we should focus on keeping men alive longer so women, after caretaking for so many years, might have someone to look after them in their old age).

So even if your husband still doesn't seem that excited when the baby's six weeks old, it doesn't mean he won't eventually be completely smitten by the baby and end up being a wonderful dad.

My mom helped my dad gut and renovate a 75 - year - old house themselves, with little kids in tow, and we were cloth diapered and she used the clothesline and yes, I realize that this all seems made up, because who really does this?

When you have a newborn and an older child or children at home, it can seem impossible (and exhausting) to make sure everyone's fed, bathed, had diapers changed, and gets some quality time with Mom or Dad.

Maybe the nickname Frank, which seems too old school and stiff, has been a deterrent for some dads.

It seems natural selection is working against older dads, weeding out their descendants.

Instead I seem to attract single dads (my absolute dealbreaker), older men, creepy, etc..

Julie has two kids from a previous marriage and Peter as portrayed by the always affable Krasinski, decked out in hoodies and sneakers, seems more like a cool older brother than a step - dad.

19 year old Katrina (Barclay) has a baby, lives with her dad and is mightily pissed off at... well, a lot of people it seems.

With all the stress of illness and old age, they no longer seem to be getting along as well as they used to, which makes me wonder if it is possible that my stepmom would — or could — change her will if my dad passes first.

He is about 3 years old we think, and seems to like men and women equally, but he loves to follow his foster dad around wherever he goes.

My dad has commented that Mickey seems to want to «hang out with another old duffer.»

my dad is the type of guy that would «drop a cat at the farm» when we were kids but after he got a second chance at life with a kidney transplant, all of a sudden ALL LIFE seemed precious to him, to include this old tomcat, named Roscoe.