Sentences with phrase «talk to the parents ahead»

Talk to the parents ahead of time about this possibility, and feel free to reject visitors if you don't feel you are up to supervising extra children.

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You'll want to do your homework, of course: It's always a good idea to meet with the host's parents ahead of time (or talk with them on the phone) to make sure your child will feel safe and comfortable at her pal's house.

And if you're not a white parent, please go ahead and comment on what you see white parents doing / not doing and how that dovetails with how you talk to your kids.

Certainly you want to have a way of responding to the situation that's not hysterical, and nothing promotes that like parents talking about it ahead of time.

We are going to fight for our public schools, and look forward to talking with as many teachers and parents as we can in the months ahead,» said Howie Hawkins.

Ola suggested that the parents of the girls should press ahead with the closed door talks they plan to have with the government, devoid of any taint from BBOG, adding that they should concentrate on discussing specifics with government officials and the military so that they can arrive at practical approaches and solutions that will ensure the girls were rescued.

But in the post-screening press conference the actors and Kurzel talked about the Macbeths as grieving parents trying to reconnect in some way, while getting ahead politically.

And it seems to matter for performance too: Students whose parents reported «spending time just talking» were two - thirds of a school - year ahead in science learning, and even after accounting for social background the advantage remains at one - third of a school year.

The night ahead was endless, and I felt myself tingling with impatience and excitement, but our parents and grandparents seemed content here, sitting by the fire and talking, indifferent to the time moving so slowly.

Parents have full control of the contact list, and kids can not talk to users who have not been given the go - ahead by a trusted adult.

For example, if you disagree on parenting issues and you tend to get passionate when discussing this, talk to your spouse ahead of time about how to resolve some of your issues without blowing up.

Adults who are planning to remarry or cohabitate with children from previous relationships might wish to plan ahead and prepare to face challenges by talking with one another and with their children about any possible differences in parenting styles and positive ways to handle any conflicts that might arise.