Sentences with phrase «about kids»

They don't seem to care about the kids who are doing really well or really badly.

«We're talking about kids not having a home and not having a permanent family,» she said.

You never will be able to not worry about your kids no matter how old you are.

What about the kid who doesn't see the point or the purpose of sitting in a desk and doing assignments that have never motivated her in the past?

«We think about kids in terms of strengths and weaknesses, but we don't do a great job at understanding how the mind and brain work,» he says.

Ah, but what about the kids who do get lost in larger classes?

I'm all about kids doing things for themselves.

I don't know about your kids, but my kids like to eat sugar... and carbs and lots of things that aren't good for them, especially for breakfast.

It's fair to think that he should have split those extra hours up over extra days, but this is a cruel and exceedingly unprofessional way to talk about a kid in public.

They also worried more about their kids getting enough to eat.

There is a phone number if you would like to talk to someone who understands and you can read stories about kids who are young carers too.

Cut hearts in all different sizes and colors and include one positive, unique thing about your kid on each heart.

Talking about your kids with other parents — or anyone for that matter — can be difficult to avoid.

Because of this, I don't worry about my kids getting enough veggies or needing a supplement to make up for their lack of greens.

There's something for just about every kid on this list, so take your time and look around so you can find the perfect new riding truck toy for your child to enjoy.

Overall, what did you learn about kids growing up in poverty?

We are all concerned about our kid's education and rightly so.

: - / I know your kids are young enough that you maybe haven't thought much about kids reading your posts; you probably feel you're writing for parents.

You can't blog about kids and food and not address the looming question that comes around every year at this time: what to do about all that candy?

I just don't know what to do about a kid who really just needs to wait for a few minutes but can't.

They made writing about kids books look like a lot of fun.

WE are the ones who care about the kids on a daily basis, year after year.

I really enjoy hearing about your kids now so definitely keep up with that!

I do agree with one poster here who said it would be nice to have more information about the kids club or any of the extra activities in the room.

I feel good about my kids playing with them and know they are learning AND having fun at the same time.

How about the kids who are so exhausted by day three that they give up and stop writing, or write about how their eyes hurt from staring at text day after day?

In the early 1990s, we began to read about kids killing kids and kids killing their parents.

I am very passionate about my kids and my work.

As Moms, we have endless things to remember and decisions to make about our kids and how we raise them.

It's great to have a book about kids again.

You can only talk about your kids for so long and having the ability to be real with someone is the best way to cultivate your friendship.

You can set it out on a table or counter and not have to worry about your kids playing with.

And I hear your mixed bittersweet feelings about your kids coming and going.

If you've been dealing with infertility for awhile, you've probably listened to your share of parents complain about their kids.

I am sharing because I have received so many questions about why I don't post about my kids (and in anticipation of requests to share a photo of new baby).

I've been thinking a lot about kids and milestones lately.

All parents worry about their kids when they notice that they are not feeling well.

What about the kids going to a friends or family's house with xbox 360... They each will have to have a $ 60 live membership to enjoy play away from home?

They realized, They care about their kids as much as we do.

I love the story you shared about the kids with disabilities.

There's something about the kids learning through experience that really appeals to me.

I love that you felt safe enough not to worry about the kids too.

To address your question about kids leaving campus for outside food.

I love movies, especially good movies about kids and about education.

With all the talk here about «kids and food,» let's not forget about kids without food.

She was having anxiety about the kids at school and having to interact with them.

She is crazy about kids and the big picture of parenting.

You have to have professional relationships, but I don't need to know everything about your kids.