Sentences with phrase «ask other dads»

You can ask other dads for advice on what they've done in similar situations, but the bottom line is that you — and other adults — need to be flexible so that you can meet your child's needs.

Break the ice and ask other dads for their suggestions and frank advice.

Not exact matches

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But your mom and dad want you to have options, so they make you go onto the websites of a few other schools and ask them to send you their application materials.

Other than that, I read the Bible because my dad asked that I do if I was to stop attending church services.

If you're reading this email, that's a great step, but there are many more ways to equip yourself as a dad: read up about fathering issues and challenges; ask an older dad whom you respect to meet you for lunch, and ask him lots of questions; take the initiative to organize regular meetings with other men that include discussions about fatherhood — like this dad did before his first child was born.

And asking his father (assuming he's around and present; if not that, your dad or some other significant man) what it was like for him to be a boy - to - man.

Please join the Championship Fathering team today — and ask five other dads to join you.

Championship Fathering asks dads to commit to five actions: Loving, Coaching and Modeling for their own children, Encouraging other children, and Enlisting more dads to join the team.

Moms and dads of twins flock to Twiniversity's social media channels to find resources, ask questions, explore new products, and find community and support from other twin parents.

There isn't a perfect solution: Some dads take their daughter into the men's room, others will use the women's room, and others ask a woman to take their daughter into the women's room.

For many college kids, the only way they can afford plane tickets, hotel rooms and other expenses for winter break or spring break excursions is to ask mom and dad to help pay their way.

I really enjoy meeting other multiple mums and dads but one question perhaps more relaxed with other multiple mums but considered rude if asked by a stranger is how to have twins.

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Other important questions to ask are who the midwife's assistant is as well as their certification, who is the doctor she works with in case a hospital transfer is required, as well as preparing Dad - to - be for the whole home birth experience by taking classes together, watching videos together and asking him to express any fears or reservations up front so that these issues could be resolved.

If questions from others persist to the point where your child feels uncomfortable, teach him to say, «Just ask my dad.»

Dating is a stage of romantic relationships in humans whereby two people meet socially with the aim of each assessing the other's suitability as a A 17 year old girl asks: My Mom is dating again, and I'm worried that she's trying to replace my Dad.

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My Horizon used to break down and I would ask my dad for help (he was a tech back in the day) and he said «Here is the manual, try to fix it yourself» That was some tough love but it only made me the tech I am today, not relying on other people to diagnose and fix vehicles.

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You know, at night I close my eyes and I can see her, the Queen Wiener in Heaven — barking at my Dad for cheese from the fridge, asking Nanny to hold her, and bossing all the other dogs around.

Her and my dad used to ask me «So are you going to play that game where the people just stare at each other until they die?»

From that day on, my Dad said that every time you guys saw each other you would ask him «How's Mr. Man?»

Only then somebody asked dad for help, because he was considerably larger than the other men of the family, courtesy of his freakishly tall American genes.

Whereas on the other hand their dad will pop in, ask to video call etc which I allow but then I have to deal with the fallout when he leaves or the call ends.

Tell each other what you like about your family (e.g., «Dad, I like your hugs,» or «Cara, you asked for that very politely»).

If your local family court doesn't provide mediator referrals, ask other single moms and dads you know for referrals or research mediators in your area online.

I'm often asked how I can stay on top of the Internet so well given my booked speaking schedule, writing deadlines, and other major projects, such as being a dad who faithfully reads «Harry Potter» to his kids every night he's home.