Sentences with phrase «parents run the risk»

This is because phone calls to one parent's attorney, who then calls the other parent's attorney, who then calls the other parent all run the risk of costing money.

Not exact matches

It's like the sale of any startup to a major corporation: The new parent company offers valuable marketing and distribution muscle, but the scrappy upstart runs the risk of losing its soul.

So in practice, if you are young software developer or entrepreneur in San Francisco, you can choose to work at a start - up that will have a more than 50 percent chance of going out of business in the next 18 months without risking the embarrassment of running out of money and having to move back in with your parents.

We're not talking about examples of helicopter parenting run amok such as parents of college - age kids calling professors to argue about grades; but not supervising 9 - year - olds at all to the point that parents don't know who their friends are or what they are doing is not only opening a child up to potential risks and bad choices, but making them stressed as well.

Should parents set high expectations for their children and then run the risk of their being depressed and discouraged when they fail?

«You do run the risk of the other parent not believing you or becoming upset that you would «accuse» her child,» Hashim warns.

For example, if the surrogate experiences spotting during her pregnancy, but doesn't inform her surrogacy agency or doctor's office, she may run the risk of doing harm to, or worse, miscarrying the intended parents» baby.

When parents introduce artificial nipples to their child too soon, they run the risk of creating «nipple confusion.»

It's important not to stay isolated as a parent around these kinds of subjects because then you run the risk of having your child be the one to tell you what the norm is.

For example, parents who place a lot of weight on their kids» sports accomplishments run the risk of adding to a child's stress.

Kids who stop co sleeping around the ages of 5 to 8 years don't run the risk of reaching puberty while still sharing a bed with their parents.

Unfortunately, when some parents do that, they run the risk of ending up in trouble.

Brown dwarfs that orbit close to their parent stars run the risk of being swallowed whole.

He cooks dinner for his girlfriend Ella (Kara Hayward of Moonrise Kingdom)-- with the help of the family housekeeper — and declares, in response to her brushing off a kiss, «I just think we need to learn to embrace intensity now or we run the risk of ending up like your parents.»

When making a family friendly film about the passing of a loved one and what waits beyond in the afterlife, you run the risk of not only upsetting children, but also their parents for how you've delivered your content.

If teachers, parents and administrators wait for large goals to be accomplished before acknowledging improvement, they run the risk of making students feel «stuck» or «not good enough,» damaging motivation.

A risk for pet parents is the potential to be knocked down by a running dog, and since dogs are off leash, there is also risk of fights.

In Canadian National Railway v. Seeley, 2013 FC 117, the Federal Court of Canada confirms that family status protection offered by human rights legislation includes childcare obligations, and that employers must meaningfully consider parents requests for accommodation based on childcare obligations, or they run the risk of violating human rights legislation.

The parent who wants custody to avoid paying child support, to reap revenge upon the ex-spouse, or to avoid the social stigma of «losing» custody, runs the risk of not only losing the children and the property but also of paying everybody's fees and costs for the privilege.

Leaving tolerance and autonomy - promotion out of the mix of techniques that parents use is to run the risk, as Grolnick (2003) points out, that parental control can become parental oppressiveness.

Children of broken homes run an increased risk of suicidal thoughts, with boys particularly vulnerable to the effects of marital breakups, according to a study, «Suicidal Ideation Among Individuals Whose Parents Have Divorced.»

She has conducted training for hundreds of teachers and health professionals and has run seminars on: helping students at risk with their behavioural problems, classroom management of students, bully - proofing children, helping kids cope with conflict, and improving teacher - parent relationships.

She has conducted training for hundreds of teachers and health professionals and has run seminars on: helping students at risk with their behavioural problems, classroom management of students, bullyproofing children, helping kids cope with conflict, and improving teacher - parent relationships.

The Center For Parenting Education states that an unvaccinated baby runs the risk of falling prey to diseases like pertussis and measles.

The FRCs support families with youth who are at risk of needing court involvement (Child Requiring Assistance — CRA) because of their behaviors, including repeatedly running away, consistently skipping school, breaking curfew, or not following other reasonable rules established by a parent.

Implementers emphasized that efforts to engage families under an alignment framework must be driven by the unique needs of the communities being served by each district or school; a one - size - fits - all model runs the risk of alienating parents and missing critical opportunities to meet families where they are.

If you immediately act upon your anger, you are just going to make things worse — and perhaps run the risk that the other parent will get an order of protection against you.

If that is the case, then a parent who refuses to communicate with the other about the children runs the risk of being deemed the «problem» parent who should not be given a say in the important legal custody decisions pertaining to the children.

Research indicated that in the long run, children of divorced parents are at a higher risk of facing financial difficulties, low education, being unhealthy, and suffering from mental illnesses.

Given the time gaps between data points, however, we run the risk of overlooking the influence of more proximal parenting behaviors that would likely have a stronger influence on antisocial behavior.