Sentences with phrase «always given to kids»

Children who've attended an Operation Purple camp in the past are eligible to attend again, but priority is always given to kids who've never been or who have a deployed or injured parent.

Not exact matches

The last skirmish in the work - life war ended in a saw - off, with the realization that our careers, like our kids, will always demand more attention than we can reasonably give, and we have to make choices.

«You don't always have time to explain your reasoning, but you should try to give your kids a better context of why you're asking them to do (or not do) something.»

When I was a kid, I remember it was always hard to save a $ 20 bill my grandmother gave me, so I spent it instantly on candy and coin - op video games.

I belive in God, his son and the holy ghost.I wake every morning and thank God for every thing that he has put in my path.weather it be good or bad I thank him.Ido the best I can every day.I have a lot to account for in my life, but I make no excucess or blame someone else for my many short comings.I ask him (God) to give me strengh so I can be a better person.doesn't always work he watches over my kids and grand kids, brothers, sister and there familys.

I had served with my music for eight years and given private lessons (no charge) to kids, encouraged people in every way I could, always showed up for practice (sometimes the only one who did) showed up for every meeting they ever held, and passionately shared my spiritual journey with them.

The kids get given numerous chocolate eggs and I always have the dilemma of whether to let them eat them all at once or eek them out for months.

Oats give us various options to prepare instant meals once in a while when a kid is in a hurry and oats should always be eaten when they are hot.

Always choose natural food colouring and avoid store bought desserts at all times that are loaded with sprinkles or coated in coloured icing — I don't know how people give this * crap * to their kids!

Preparing the mix was easy and fun, and the 20 - minute cooling / firming period of the mix gave us time to continue a movie that we began before baking (it's always best to have a movie ready when baking with impatient kids).

I have always loved fig newtons (I know that most kids hated them, not me) and I'm definitely going to give these a try.

I love this recipe because it's reminiscent of the boxed chocolate milk I used to drink as a kid (that would always give me a stomach ache and sugar headache) but it's filled with nutritious goodness.

Give him a break??????? are you kidding me??? He had his chance and has consitantly failed to make an impression he has always lacked the ability to put in maximum effort and he should be sold immediately he maneuvered himself into a possition whereby we will NEVER be able to sell him and he moons around the pitch when he does play like he's not really aware of what is really going on.

I remember when this kid used to give us much joy and excitement that we always want him to be on the team sheet in every match day.

I still remember talking to Tim Wakefield's girlfriend at a game when I was a kid, she was the one that clued me in that the starting pitchers who weren't pitching were always in the stands with the radar gun, which is how I got a skinny 19 year old kid named Bartolo Colon to give me an autograph circa 95

I call them choices because balance implies that there might be some sort of evening out, and something always has to give - and it was that way BEFORE I had kids.

We bought this wooden gadget http://www.greenfeet.com/itemdesc.asp?kw=Plastic-Bag-Dryer&ic=6005-04087-0000&eq=&gclid=CKORj72ZnJwCFRFMagodJA9Fcw but I've always thought that it would be a fun project to try to make with the kids, even give as gifts!

When I was a kid and I had issues going, my mother gave me a few prunes to eat and this always helped.

It is always a good idea to give your kids a toy that will allow them to have fun and learn about a couple of things.

Tip: You can always laminate this and give the kids some dry erase markers if you don't want to make multiples!

An RC hobby can also give you something fun to do with your kids, who don't exactly always want to hang out with their parents.

While many kids will always ask for the real thing, sometimes giving them an opportunity to engage in a pretend experience, that is close to the real activity, is all they really want.

-- other kids can also help engage your child when they first come in — you can ALWAYS call 10 minutes or so later to see how your child is — this is very important to go ahead and do a few times, as it gives you the peace of mind to actually have a good day at work.

And then there's always another parent giving you the fish eye for not paying «proper» attention to one of your kids while you're trying to keep the baby from plunging to his death.

I can't stop other people from giving out that stuff, and my kids love getting it, but I always try to ALSO include some fun items that are developmental in SOME way.

When toddlers, the kids always had a problem with colic, constipation congestion, digestive discomfort, and eczema when I tried to give them cows milk at a young age.

I figured I'd put the supplies to good use by giving them to Jake's teacher as extras because I know kids always run out mid year.

I always want to give my kids a healthy breakfast but sometimes I do not have a lot of time to do that.

It's always nice to be given a more appropriate table with ample space that allows for kids entertainment as well as a quick escape route if necessary.

I would like to win this because it feels like I am always in a hurry or running late and I would love to have some healthy and convenient meals to give to the kids.

Activities to keep them busy and quiet — When dining out with kids it is always a good idea to stash some extra crayons in your purse, just in case the crayons you might be given at the restaurant mysteriously get lost.

We can't always give in to kids wanting junk food.

Nagging kids to do their homework, not giving them chores, or always rescuing them from difficult tasks won't teach self - discipline.

My thought was the same as Jackie's, we also traveled a lot when the kids were small and always stopped every 2 hours to give us all a break.

But I always find that when I give myself and my kids the time to look and examine what's around us, we all get filled up and that's usually when songs just start spilling out left and right.

Our mission at MomsTEAM has been and always will be change the culture of youth sports, from one that rewards the few at the expense of the many to one that gives every child a place to play and a chance to begin a love affair with sports that can last a lifetime, from one that sacrifices our kids» safety at the altar of winning to one which puts safety first, from one that is adult - centered to one that is child - centered.

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Manicures are always fun to get, but being a mom to 3 kids, two of them toddlers, doesn't give my hands a fighting chance of looking good a few days after having my nails done.

In the simplest of ways, this means not making our kids give hugs to other people when they don't want to, and always asking their permission to hug them ourselves.

However, it almost always backfires because kids figure out parents can't really take anything else away and it makes it nearly impossible to give out any new consequences.

This strategy not only teaches kids that their parents won't always fix their problems, but also that sometimes things aren't going to go their way — and that's no reason to give up.

Given all the Goldfish crackers, Teddy Grahams, fruit gummies and other highly processed junk that my kids are constantly handed — at school, church, sports practices, playdates, libraries and everywhere else — I always feel really grateful when someone makes the effort to feed them real food.

So it's no surprise that she's curated a massive following on her blog and social media accounts, given her posts about home life with young kids always seem to leave us feeling completely and utterly understood, as well as inspired.

And my immediate answer is always the same — they aren't too old; if you give them a chance, and if you are consistent, it really (pardon the pun) is possible to get your kids to eat real food.

My kids were always pretty vocal when they were ready to give it a try.

Kids need love, and if that's not what you're in a position to give, you can always give the gift of kindness.

, from some of the elementary kids who have taken him under their wings, to the teenagers who make sure to always say hi, give high fives and hugs, want to take photos with him, etc..

Debra Gilbert Rosenberg, author of Motherhood Without Guilt, says, ``... not everything has to be entertaining to be valuable — and you don't always have to give rapt attention to your kid.

My kids are 5 and 7 now, and when we see a baby I always remind them not to get too close and DEFINITELY not to reach out and touch them because they might give the baby big - kid germs.

Also to realize their own kids may not always be on the receiving end but the giving end.