Sentences with phrase «so know what»

Get an introduction to strollers so you know what your choices are and what features to consider.

So you know what that means... Craft time!

It Febuary, so you know what that means.

Still, the first few weeks were hell, so I know what it's like to struggle with breastfeeding (twice).

I never used formula myself, I use a breast pump and stick to my own milk so I know what is going in me haha I don't completely feel safe with formulas.

The first thing any mama should do is get the list from your birthing center or hospital so you know what they will give you.

Make sure to measure the room ahead of time to make sure the crib and other furniture fit so you know what to look for before you buy.

Ask tough questions — and «stupid» ones, too — to learn about the different stages of labor so you know what to expect.

«You're setting up a predictable environment, so they know what's going to happen,» says Mary Szegda, who teaches infant massage courses in Washington, D.C. Soothing music and dim lighting are also great cues, she says.

Talk to your kids about street smarts so they know what to be aware of and can spot potential danger signs to keep them safe.

If this does not make sense, then you perform the transition tummy to sitting on yourself so you know what is needed.

Milli Hill usefully divides labour into 14 stages, so you know what's going on with your body and your baby through the entire birth process.

I am also hoping that it will help me plan my garden appropriately for the coming spring so I know what to grow to store and what to grow to eat throughout the growing season.

Before discharge, make sure that you learn infant cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), so you know what to do in case of an emergency.

get involved so you know what to do just in case.

Taking a tour of your hospital's Labor & Delivery and Mother / Baby units can also be helpful while you're pregnant so you know what to expect come baby's arrival.

So you know what I did?

So you know what that means full protection.

If you are trying something new, don't be intimidated, but do your research so you know what you will need in order to make your adventure successful.

If you're just starting out, talk to other parents who have stayed home so you know what to expect and build adult interactions...

August 21, 2017We've come up with a handy infographic, full of tips and pointers so you know what to look out for when buying organic.

My husband and our kids have been to Varadero before, so we know what the food can be like.

I've knit with this yarn before, on Annabel's baby blanket, for one, so I know what a dream it is not only to knit with but to hold next to your skin, as it ends up wrapped half around me at nap time each day with her in my arms.

A clear age - specific schedule of solid meals, milk feedings and sample age specific mealplans so you know what you baby needs now, how her needs will be changing over time and how the overall transition from breast milk or formula to solid food looks like.

So I know what you are thinking you are thinking then Brooke why did you but the tshirt that says «coffee please».

You can tell us about how you are «informed» all you want, but if what you say is steeped in ignorance, your assertions will be greeted as kindly as the «I have a 4.0 gpa in biology so I know what I am talking about» claim that was accompanied by a lack of critical thinking.

Make these sandwiches ahead of time and freeze them, well wrapped and labeled so you know what you have, then just pick one out of your freezer on school days and tuck into insulated lunch boxes.

And I so know what you mean about parenting licenses.

We have pictures of her in our home so they know what she looks like and her name.

Do the same thing every night so they know what to expect.

Anyway, be sure to note her advice in your calendar for early October next year so you know what to buy.

You can also share twin baby shower etiquette and gifts for under $ 50 with your friends and family so they know what to expect.

So you know what to expect from a feeding, he says each one generally lasts between twenty and sixty minutes, that you should feed the baby every two to three hours (or more frequently if the baby seems hungry again sooner), and that newborns typically ingest one to three ounces of breast milk or formula at each feeding in the first few weeks.

I just happen to have 3 girls so I know what many girls want.

Parents love their babies more than anyone else possibly could, so we know what you want for your baby is the best for your family.

It scared the crap out of me, so now all I do is bottle feed, because I'm a stress case and so I KNOW what she's getting.

We also talk about the differences between these diapers and those manufactured in North America, so you know what to watch out for.

So you know what that means?

Also, I really want David Cross to adopt this adorable dog that reminds me of him (here is the picture so you know what I mean) from Pug Nation Rescue LA.

Tweet It's the holidays so you know what that means?

I've tried several brands of baby video monitors over the past few years, so I know what to look for in a system and what features are critical.

It's also a good idea to learn the signs of a good latch and a poor latch ahead of time, so you know what you're looking for when the time comes.

You can make it comfortable for both sides by structuring it so they know what to expect.

I think it's helpful to have all sorts of data points so we all know what's normal, and what's normal but needs some extra help.

This leads to clear expectations to your child so they know what is required of them.

Keep a detailed schedule so you know what is expected.

Compare the small weight difference between a wet diaper and a dry diaper side by side so you know what to look for.

Okay, so you know what to do if your baby is the one not getting enough sleep, but what do you do if you can't sleep regardless of how well your child is doing throughout the night?

Go take a tour of the hospital where you'll be delivering and also visit the NICU so you know what might happen with your babies.

If you're anything like «most - of - us», you probably want a quick answer so you know what to get.