Sentences with phrase «other team parents»

Other team parents thought we needed to offer a warm drink for kids.

Not exact matches

She had often chatted with our outreach teams and other community members on the street, and received help with social service conflicts, support when she wanted to visit her parents out of town, and warm clothing in cold weather.

If there were a girls only wrestling team, it would be fine, even if I or other parents found it odd.

A couple of innings into the game, one Evergreen Park mother sat alone, apart from the other parents, breaking down in tears as she watched her son's team decimated in such embarrassing fashion.

Some parents see the sport as a path to a college scholarship; others fear that Gait's National Development Program will bring to youth lacrosse the travel - team lunacy of soccer and basketball.

«When I play football, yes I bring so much victory and happiness to other people, but at the same time, those people go have their parents whenever they are scoring, or if their team wins.

The kids, coaches, and parents between our two teams have been cheering for each other all season.

Maybe there's no way to directly prove it, no way to make a one - to - one correlation possible, but take it from me, a kid whose parents had season tickets to the 1984 and 1985 Giants, you notice when the other teams have the best players.

She started playing as a youngster on boys teams until other opponents parents complained.

Subsidized daycare is good only if we also equally subsidize sitters, nannies, moms at home, dads at home, tag - team parents, grandma are and the other 9 ways to tend kids.

Our schools send teams of educators, parents, and students to our annual fall conference at Stanford University where they hear the latest research on best practices in education and learn from each other how to create effective school reform.

The team is made up of the Foster Parent (s), a YAS Family Counselor, the child and his / her family, the county social worker and other community resource professionals (as needed) for the child.

I update the team website, take pictures at his games, collect pictures of the team from other parents, and make photo books for the coaches and the team parents.

Add in the possibility that sideline personnel responsible for monitoring athletes for signs of concussion, such as team doctors and athletic trainers, or coaches and parent volunteers, may be away from the sideline attending to other injured athletes when a player sustains a high force blow, or, even if they are watching the field / court / rink, may miss significant impacts because they occur away from the play, and one can see why better concussion detection methods are needed.

installed inside or on the outside of a player's helmet, embedded in a mouth guard, helmet chin strap, skull cap, head band, or skin patch worn behind the ear, for instance), all are essentially designed to do the same thing: alert coaches, athletic trainers, team doctors, other sideline personnel and / or parents about high - risk single and multiple head impacts in order to improve the rate at which concussions are identified.

Never mind that there are sugars, dyes and other crap hidden in many of the «healthy» foods these same team parents are feeding their kids at home, negating the «this is a treat» statement.

Don't be afraid to ask other parents or your early intervention team!

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We've all seen them (and many of us have been them)-- the parents yelling at the referee, coaching their child from the sidelines or booing the other team.

Parents can also know they can control other factors of their child's environment: they can avoid situations that tend to result in bullying episodes, they can choose to change teams, request that their teacher limit contact between kids, etc..

Her Hand in Hand team trains parent leaders in the US and 10 other countries, and offers accessible support for the vital work of parenting.

After reviewing the individualized education plan, parents, teachers, counselors and other members of the IEP team may decide that the child should receive new forms of individualized instruction or needs less SDI than he did the previous year.

On a smaller scale, parent volunteers might plan and host other events like team - building outings, end - of - season parties, or awards banquets.

Communications — Coaches and other league staff have lots to communicate to players» families, so a team parent may serve as the key information source, sending emails or maintaining a private message board.

As a youth sports parent are you too concerned about how your child's performance will affect the team and what others are saying about your youngster?

Understanding how to approach this situation and preparing ahead of time can help create a smoother situation for you, your child, and the other athletes and parents who are a part of the team.

Meredith's book tackles the importance of expressing unconditional love, supporting the whole team and seeing the big picture, among many other key points that can help parents fully understand the incredibly important role they have in their young athlete's life.

I am worried about balancing my role as parent to my daughter with my role as her coach, as well as the coach of all the other kids on the team.

She'll have her own support team (her significant other, friends, and / or family), as well as the intended parent (s), and our team here at Circle (consisting of program coordinators and social workers).

At Parenting Ideas we believe that families work best when they work as a team and members work cooperatively and harmoniously to support each other.

Showing ourchildren that we can interact with parents from the other team in afriendly manner sets a good example for them to congratulate orcommiserate with the other team after every match.

Even if they don't like each other, or disagree on many issues, divorced parents still have to work together as a team as far as their children are concerned.

Work together with your partner on parenting together and never team up with your child against the other parent.

You can also ask your child's team, as well as fellow parents of kids with special needs, about sports leagues and other programs to try.

No, however, we find it best for the Surrogate, the Intended Parents and SPS form a team, all working together and supporting each other toward a very special and mutual goal.

Our team also provides additional support to families, offering the opportunity to talk to other parents of children with cleft conditions.

As a thank you to all of the team at St. Peter's NICU we are aiming to raise as much money for them as we can, so they can continue to help babies like Teddy, and so that we might help prevent other parents going through what we have experienced.

Our team of professional experts look forward to your thoughtful questions about parenting partnerships, which will be shared with other members of the parenting partnership community here on our website.

Breastfeeding is a «team» process: parents and babies form the core of the team, with family, friends, and others serving as team members, coaches, cheerleaders, and fans.

The trusting bond you'll form with each other will carry you through your birth and into parenthood and make you a stronger team as new parents.

Through gaining a more realistic understanding of different parenting styles (and seeing the strengths of each style), focusing on common values, and communicating with each other with more respect and care, parenting partners work towards being a united parenting team.

But by working as a team to relieve each other for naps, for exercise, and for «downtime,» parenting couples might find that even though they share less «quality time» together, they may actually feel closer than ever.

«Managing a concussion takes an athlete - centered, physician - led team approach that includes parents, athletic trainers, physicians, and other healthcare professionals working together.

The occassional treat you provide, plus the birthday treats that get brought in approx 3 times a month during the school year, plus the well meaning parents who supply gogurts to the soccer team, plus the after school program that gives out lollipops as bingo prizes, plus the pizza class celebration for being «good,» plus the innumerable other childrens activities that include some sort of «treat» ---- IT HAS TO STOP.

While many intended parents are single, and therefore enter into their journey with the support of their surrogacy agency and team, others have spouses, domestic partners, or significant others who may be involved in the decision to go forward and who will ultimately become part of the team as well.

Their medical team will be monitoring them from time to time, and of course parents will know signs to look for that indicate that baby is not thriving or may have developed problems due to heart health or other health issues.

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Free sibling care makes it possible for parents and caregivers to enjoy the class experience with one child at a time while their other child (ren) are cared for by a Bubbles Academy team member.

A team of researchers from Iowa State University found that though a legacy of divorce is a significant and challenging factor, there are other factors involved, like the quality of the one - on - one relationships with their parents after the divorce.