Sentences with phrase «watch spending limits»

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If you like to limit the time your child spends watching videos or playing games on your laptop, in - flight might be the best time to indulge them with these.

In fact, children who regularly eat dinner as a family, get around 10 hours of sleep and limit the amount of time they spend watching TV are 40 percent less likely to be obese, according to a study published this month in Pediatrics.

One of the best ways to get kids to be more active is to limit the amount of time spent in sedentary activities, especially watching TV or other screens.

When we spend most of our time with children under 4 feet tall, SAHMs do tend to talk in shorter sentences and have limited topics to talk about — we're not exactly spending our time watching the latest news on CNN or sitting around memorizing the Oxford English Dictionary for fun.

I spend a lot of time with a relative of mine who is in a wheelchair and has very limited abilities to move and watching people look at us gave me the inspiration for this blog.

Watching TV all day wasn't my ideal way to spend the summer, but options were limited, and I ended up sitting in the living room with my sister a lot.

Parents can set up profiles for up to six children and add time limits to control how long kids can spend reading, watching videos or using the Kindle altogether.

That's cheap rent, no car, watching the food spending, and limiting everything that could be limited.

Watch those limits on your cards and your spending, especially if you are making a major purchase that will require a credit check (or anything else that would require a credit pull).

Watch out for limits on rewards card category bonuses — If you're planning on spending a lot on a card in a certain category, make sure you know the limit to what you can earn so you can maximize your rewards... (See Category bonus limits)

A lagoon guard notes exactly what time any boat enters the whale watching area and assures that each boat spend no more than the two hour limit.

The best ways to offset the negative effects are to watch with kids (experts call this «structured joint attention»), to select programs wisely (educational apps and interactive video games are preferable than shows), to model self - restraint when it comes to using devices, and to take seriously the AAP's recommendations for limiting time spent.

Watch out for fees (the Chase card doesn't have any annual fees), interest rates, and spending limits, and be sure that you can use the card responsibly.

Watching what you spend means keeping an eye on your overall budget to make sure you do not overstep your financial limits for car insurance.

Apple spent tons of effort and millions of dollars promoting the iPad as a business and creation platform instead of just a consumption machine, but there's no fighting the tiny display and limited input options of the Watch — this thing is all about quickly glancing at information, not really doing anything with it.

Still, this will end up being a nice change for end users as background limits should help the battery life of the watch, which is definitely going to be a good thing for the user as that should mean less time spent having to charge the watch, and more time actually wearing it and using it.

This is perhaps the most affordable high - end watch that also looks fashionable and runs Android Wear 2.0 software, and while the fitness side is limited it achieves a lot given the amount of money you're spending here.

Do you limit the amount of time [he / she] spends watching TV, playing on the computer, or using electronic devices?

Limit the amount of time children spend watching television or playing computer games, and encourage physical play.

Spending three hours watching TV, trolling Facebook with no time limit and passing hours playing League of Legends all but guarantees that you may not be living up to your potential.