Sentences with phrase «about one's daughter»

I can't wait to hear about your daughter's cake... I know it will be stunning!

Never do mothers talk about their daughters in this way, and understandably so.

I was a little worried about my daughter starting driving lessons.

This makes me think about my daughter who is a pastry chef for a high end bakery.

I heard a story on a podcast about a daughter who asked her father lots of questions.

Another friend — a writer and blogger — shared about the hate mail she received after sharing a story about her daughter on her blog.

He claims he's helped millions of people improve their health through this technology, and after seeing what he was able to tell about my daughter's symptoms I don't doubt it!

You have a beautiful blog here, I love the pictures of the rooms oh and the post about your daughter getting married — that is beautiful!

Keep in touch because we are publishing a book about daughters of divorce that you might find useful in understanding your daughter.

I read your guest post and I'd love to hear more about your daughter's sensory processing disorders.

I had heard some of it, but did not know about your daughters being further away from you and your husband and son for a while.

There is an interesting remark in an early interview in which she speaks about the daughter with whom she is having so much trouble.

Then, you could say something about your daughter and her new husband.

I always feel like I am reading about my daughter and her family when you two post.

In learning about my daughter's illnesses, I have begun to learn about new ways to treat them naturally without synthetic drugs or materials.

So sorry about your daughter and happy about your son... I don't know how to feel!

One tradition you can follow is to cut out red, white, and pink construction paper hearts and write the things you love about your daughter on them.

How about the daughter who's forced to bring home a fake boyfriend for the holidays so the other family members won't feel sorry for her?

But again, don't worry too much about your daughter's weight unless she lacks energy and loses weight and don't compare her with other babies.

I hear all kinds of things about my daughter's world.

I am very excited about my daughters first birthday.

Here is the full e-mail conversation I had with one mom about her daughter holding her bowel movements until she felt pain.

We have zero information about our daughter's first family.

I asked her if she'd done a press release, she hadn't — in part because nobody would believe a promotional press release from a mother about her daughter's book.

When my son was just about your daughter's age, I put a mattress on the floor in our room (next to my bed).

I looked at the time, wondering about my daughter.

On our way home, my husband and I talked about our daughter starting preschool next fall.

One mother had questions about her daughter's developmental milestones and how to start potty training.

I asked one mom in particular what she loved about her daughter's school.

Our positive interactions were mostly confined to fond chats about our daughter after she had gone to bed.

I feel like about my daughter there are very specific things and broccoli was one of them, cabbage was another, but she let me know.

And you would want a man like this to make decisions about your daughters life?

Whenever you feel good about your daughter — when you're proud of her, when you think she did something great, when she looks gorgeous — tell her!

Enjoy fixing things and helping people and I'm crazy about my daughter - only child.

And that is funny about your daughter and her missing tooth!

However, despite the fact that I've been in disbelief about my daughter turning a year old, I've been planning her first birthday party for like, four months.

I see how your relatives came to the conclusion they did about their daughter.

You know what I remember first about my daughter being born?

It sort of goes with my attitude about my daughter growing up.

I can snap and not have to worry about my daughter crawling off somewhere or getting into something that she shouldn't.

I think about my daughter at least every other day.