Sentences with phrase «predictable routines keep»

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Just as children need a regular bedtime, plenty of sleep, a healthy diet, and other, predictable routines to keep them healthy, and need rules — such as not crossing the street without an adult or never sharing personal information on the internet — to keep them safe, they need boundaries to give them a sense of security.

The number one rule I tell my patients is to keep baby on a predictable routine during the day so that the infant will sleep more at night.

A tried and true way to prevent tantrums caused by frustration is to keep your baby on a predictable routine.

All children respond well to routines, and for kids with ADHD, a consistent daily routine is vital since knowing what is going to happen next helps keep things fairly predictable and less chaotic.

, blackout curtains, a dimmer switch on the overhead light to keep it dark for middle of the night feedings and changes, a swaddle in the first few months, and — this isn't a product — but a very reliable and predictable bedtime and nap routine.

No matter how hard you try to keep your child on a predictable and comforting routine, the holidays sometimes make sleep disruptions unavoidable.

Also, cats find consistent routines and predictable environments very comforting, so try to keep your cat's activities on a schedule.

For instance, keep her food bowls full and in the same place, keep her routine as predictable as possible, prevent the dog from chasing her, close blinds on windows and doors so she isn't upset by cats outside.

Keeping familiar routines, having trusted people around, predictable routines and familiar places reduces unnecessary stress and helps children feel safe.

By keeping your relationship patterns as predictable as possible and helping the anxious partner feel safe with your routines, your relationship can be very fulfilling for both of you.