Sentences with phrase «about the kids too»

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

Our partners in the school facility bond cartel are paying for this campaign because they really care about your kids too.

What do we do about kids too immature to focus, who might succeed better if they worked at a job for a couple of years and then came back, but in the meantime are just acting out?

This book I think you should let you teen read if she is thinking about kids too soon.

This is something I often say about kids too — but it's just as true for us parents!

You're right about the kids too, the boys have already spent quite a bit of time hiding under there (not quietly like your niece though... they never do things quietly).

Not exact matches

When a woman talks about her big job at Hypermegaglobalcorp, it's too often met with a stare that says, «Oh, so that's why the homework isn't getting done, and your kids look like rug rats.»

Whether or not you opt to dig further into the science, the takeaway is clear — most parents these days are far too stressed about «quality time» and it's making both them and their kids less happy.

Kids have heaps of energy, get excited about trying new things and frankly are too young to worry much about taking some risks.

Let's face it — kids have heaps of energy, get excited about trying new things and frankly are too young to worry much about taking some risks.

The office jerk is also harming your family as the bad moods brought about by his (or her) horrible behavior are likely to infect your partner and kids too.

As Millennials» successors, Gen Z — the crux of whom were born after 2000 — is all - too - easily chalked up as a gaggle of Snapchat - obsessed, smartphone - addicted kids, who are too wrapped up in Pokémon Go to be serious about their future careers.

So it was a bad time, but as kids my sister and I never really knew too much about it or thought too much about it because we were only seeing it from what we knew.

Sen. Ben Sasse (R - NE) wanted to talk about college kids being too sensitive to offensive speech and tech addiction.

As a result, too many British Columbians are living paycheque to paycheque — worried about their jobs, worried about whether they can afford to retire and believing their kids are in B.C's first generation to be left worse off economically than their parents.

It's never too early to start teaching your kids about money, says Melanie Mortimer, President of the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association (SIFMA) Foundation.

Using the argument of neutrality is too dismissive to the more pertinent fact at hand — likely about $ 300k was deployed to control $ 1.6 m, to be used in any way shape or form when it is all said and done... retiring abroad, funding their kids college, starting their tube meat meat truck business after they get tired of the lawyering rat race, etc etc..

Evangelicals spend so much time defending pro-life policies (which I too do) but seemingly could care less about the kids once they are born.

If I was that guy I wouldn't be too worried about the size of my penis... it's those freaky Frankenstein shoulders that'll scare the kids...

PARENTS it is about time that YOU Model personal accountability to your kids too!

(Because apparently we're too busy worrying about that kid whose mom gave him formula).»

This isn't about 17 year olds, this is about 30somethings, women with kids already, this is about husbands and boyfriends, too.

It's really funny... we don't want to tell our kids about it because it's too complicated?

Spanish researchers created a program called The Million Song Dataset that broke down the lyrics and melodies of pop songs between 1955 and 2010 and determined that your Grandpa is right about kids these days: their music is too loud and it all sounds the same.

It's too sophisticated a subject... kids need «god & godette made everything, be good because they'll hear about it and you'll be in trouble big time, look what jesus did!

Some of our friends and acquaintances put a great deal of effort into holding creatively themed birthdays and getting their kids into the right dance classes and sport programs, identifying peanut allergies and purchasing BPA - free water bottles, and having endless conversations about the negative effects of too much technology in the home, frequently interrupted by pinging phones and debates about which phone plan is best.

It is too easy to kid oneself about what is the true self.

Both my kids are atheists and they tell me about 30 % of kids in their high school are too.

I definitely see what you're talking about (southern kids getting married while they're still too young).

Winter is lasting too long, and my kid is growing up too quickly, but after the news around the world this past week I have absolutely nothing to complain about.

Four years ago I talked about being a newlywed too much, three years ago I grumbled about not liking my cubicle job too much, now you're stuck hearing about the kid.

So, as a parent myself now for more than 18 years, I've allowed my kids to eat sweets so that they don't feel deprived but talked about limits and the effects of eating too much «less than quality food» — but that a small amount also be fine occasionally in the context of an overall healthy lifestyle.

This is one of those great dishes that you can whip up in about half an hour and the kids (adults, too) will love.

We moved about every 2 years when I was a kid, so donating / giving away items became second nature, and it was a really good feeling (and a bit freeing too).

So, what does one do when there are three feet of snow outside, the roads are completely impassible, the cupboard is getting bare, and your bored kids are about to go crazy from watching too many back - to - back episodes of I Carly and Hannah Montana?

The cayenne adds a little kick, which my kids weren't too crazy about, but I loved it!

Kids love it too ☺ Ingredients: 3 large red bell peppers 2 medium onions 1 - 3 cloves of garlic 10 ripe tomatoes Olive oil Salt and pepper Smoked salt Vegetable or chicken broth to cover, about 5 dl (2 cups) A large handful fresh basil Directions: Wash...

I know it adds more sugar, but I never worry about that too much since my kids rarely eat added sugar in their meals / snacks.

The wraps make a quick week night meal too — they come together in about half an hour, or so, especially if you enlist your bigger kids to do some of the chopping.

The best thing about them is that you can actually sneak some greens into them so your kids will eat some green goodness too.

My kids ate it too (1 in the bunch wasn't very excited about it), including my baby boy who is in a «loving everything mama makes» phase.

I tried it with almond butter (I wasn't kidding about making smoothies every weekend) and that was good too!

My kids and husband loved them too and I didn't get one complaint about the veggies in them.

However, my kids don't think about this type of thing most of the time and they haven't developed «too much» of a taste for sweetness, anyway, so they ended up eating them plain with chocolate chips.

You would think my kids would turn their noses up at the sound of stuffed cabbage rolls (they would) but when I gave them a dish of these for the first time, I didn't say too much about it and made sure to cut it up real well so that cabbage just blended in with the meat and rice mixture.

The kids LOVE it, and so do we, and it's a great way to get a ton of veggies into them without thinking too much about how to do so.

If I don't at least jot down a general list of what I'm going to make for each meal of the week, I basically run around like a chicken with my head chopped off, feeding my kids whatever I can quickly grab without thinking too much about it.

The kids here are not too happy about butternut squash, but I might have them eat it anyway, haha.

The problem is gooner100, is that we have too many kids on this forum who want want want with no understanding about what our club and manager has been through the last decade.

We see it all over the country — theovercaffeinated coach who watches too much SportsCenter and needs to win farmore than the kids, who will forget about it two Dove bars later.