Sentences with phrase «also talk to your children»

You can also talk to your child's pediatrician about recommending a therapist if you think her thumbsucking is related to an emotional or psychological problem.

You can also talk to your child about refugees who are fleeing war in another country and donate to causes that support them.

If you're texting while you're also talking to your child about his day, for example, then explain: «I'm texting Grandma about picking up something for our weekend get - together.»

If you have concerns about your child separating from you, you could also talk to your child's teacher to agree on a plan for helping them feel more secure and settled.

You may also talk to your child's early childhood educator or teacher about any programs or strategies used in the education setting to support children learn these skills.

I would turn to a developmental specialist for a personalized intervention as every family has unique dynamics and also talk to the child when she is calm to set up a strategy she can practice so when her emotions run high she has some self - regulation tools to turn to.

You should also talk to your children about fears they may have about you dating.

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He continued, «I also stuttered as a child and I would talk to my dog and he would sit there and listen until he fell asleep.»

To that end, Sandberg also didn't shy away from talking about her late - husband in front of her children, encouraging them to do sTo that end, Sandberg also didn't shy away from talking about her late - husband in front of her children, encouraging them to do sto do so.

Bush Lauren also talks about her upbringing in Houston, Texas and what it was like to visit the White House as a child.

The company also launched Messenger Kids last month, an app that allows parents to monitor who their children talk to.

Her thanks were echoed by 7UP Snapple Group Branch Manager Oscar Valdez, who also talked about Dr Pepper Snapple Group's Let's Play initiative and its commitment to providing great opportunities to play for children in need.

Its also ridiculous to hear a preacher talk about a husband and wife (8 months pregnant) die in a bus crash and leave a 3 year old child behind continuing to repeat that «god is good, always».

Using books like When God Made Light and children's bibles are also helpful ways to talk about light.

If you have other children, they should also have opportunities to talk or play through their feelings — jealousy about special treatment of him, nonrational guilt about being unhandicapped, a sense of family stigma.

There is a lot of blah, blah about random things, and some really aggravating music, but there are also phone calls where when the child they wanted is not home, they talk to me.

First the «born in sin» I would suggest is a weak argument since we are talking about the unborn and also would be offensive to parents of children that died prior to birth (me being one of them).

Also, as a head's up, it has a parent section at the beginning and end that might not be appropriate for little ones to come across on their own (i.e. it talks about child abuse stats) but it will help you have the conversations that need to be started with our daughters (and sons) even at a young age.

*** Just added: We also informed our children that when they were old enough that they should talk with counselors to help them process their own upbringing because no parent is perfect.

He also talked about the need for the government to support efforts and technology that can save children around the world, reform the foster care system and help the most vulnerable.

While I agree that the image of parent stooping to look a child in the eye and talk to a child on his or her level is helpful when some people think of how God interacts with us, I also think that this image or idea does some damage to how it is that we humans actually think of God.

While we talked outside the dugout in mid-May, I mentioned to Janes that my wife also is African - American and I have two biracial children.

Now i also have come to believe i am like this due to the fact that as a child i had a very nurturing environment From my earliest memories i remember my parents and relatives taking time to talk to me.

16 to 18 is also the time when children really need to become much more future oriented, when you're projecting what they're going to spend out in the future, this is the time when you're putting your college plans together, sit down and talk with them about what is going to cost for them to be away for 4 years.

Here's my advanced patented theory of parenting: Your walking, talking child also needs to go from 0 to 10 on a daily basis.

It also sets off a bureaucratic chain of events which backs up the message that fathers can treat parenting as optional, as health visitors talk to mothers rather than fathers, children centres build their services around what they perceive to be mothers» (rather than families») needs, schools fail to record contact details of fathers and, when a young person ends up in court for misbehaviour, magistrates hand down parenting orders to mothers rather than fathers, even when the father is resident in the household and present in the courtroom.

And we also can't predict how having kids will impact the marriage; there's research on how having kids doesn't necessarily make us happy (especially in the first few years), but we don't talk about what having an mentally ill or developmentally disabled child will do to a marriage.

If it is reasonable to tell someone how you think their possible divorce will affect you, family, and friends, then it is also reasonable to tell them when their difficult marriage is affecting others, or their unhappiness with their work, or that third child they're talking about starting (maybe you can't have any, or enough, or you have too many for your situation), or their «perfect» marriage (is it making your life look bad?)

It's also important that you teach your child how to maintain eye contact when she's talking with someone.

Also, make time to talk to your child about the feelings he experienced throughout the day.

There are also some maternal health issues associated with having two children close together, so talk to your doctor before making your decision.

It also has other special features such as a room temperature sensor and a talk back function all to create that safe environment for your child.

It's also important to talk to your child about healthy caffeine habits, especially if caffeine is frequent in your home.

I am talking straps not only for the child to be strapped in the seat if needed, but also to be able to strap the booster securely to the chair.

Also, remember to encourage your child to make eye contacts while talking to either parents or anyone else.

It's also important to talk to your children about aggression during a calm moment.

This meeting would also be a good time to talk to teachers about ways that they can adjust assignments or provide work strategies to help your child complete work and gain missing skills.

You can also talk to your pediatrician about how much time your child actually needs to spend with other children at her age.

If you are concerned about tandem nursing, or if you have any questions about nursing a newborn and an older child at the same time, talk to your doctor or a lactation consultant.Local breastfeeding groups, such as La Leche League International, are also a great place to find acceptance, support, and advice.

A handy parent's guide is also part of the package and can help you focus on what you'd like to explain to your child when it comes time to talk about puberty.

And also talking about your values around sex and why you have those values will mean a lot to your children; that's something they can't get from sexuality education.

Early years workers are also in a position to talk to mothers and children about fathers, and so to find out about and reach them indirectly.

They also talk about trying to get involved with children other than their own when they know these children do not have involved fathers, because from engaging with the programme they have come to understand the benefit to children of involved fathering (Fagan and Palm 2004).

While we work with your child, we also strive to teach you and other family members effective ways to talk with your child.

Also, though your child will not have a full conversation with you just yet, be sure to talk to your child daily.

There are ways to help your child ease into potty training, you can watch t.v shows about it, you can talk to them about it and you can also read books to them about it.

If your child's accidents are consistent, talk to your pediatrician to make sure there are no underlying medical issues, and also keep in mind that girls tend to train a little faster than boys.

It can also be a starting point for talking with your child about making friends and may encourage her to open up and express her feelings.

You should also read nursery rhymes and poems, teach your child preschool songs and talk and interact with your child a lot so that he is forced to produce language.

She has a special interest in supporting parents and children in the magical time from birth - three, when children learn to walk, talk, and think but also when they form their foundational views of themselves and the world.