Sentences with phrase «big picture of a child»

You will have unpleasant moments, but know that they are only moments and in the big picture of your children's lives, it's a fleeting thing you will look back at and laugh about some day, even if you can't today.

And I totally agree that researchers can't always see the big picture of a child's diet.

«Blow up a big picture of your child and each day stick a word on it that represents a quality you respect about him,» adds Newton.

Not exact matches

Best Picture: «The Shape of Water» Lead Actor: Gary Oldman, «Darkest Hour» Lead Actress: Frances McDormand, «Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri» Supporting Actor: Sam Rockwell, «Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri» Supporting Actress: Allison Janney, «I, Tonya» Director: «The Shape of Water,» Guillermo del Toro Animated Feature: «Loving Vincent,» Animated Short: «Revolting Rhymes» Adapted Screenplay: «The Disaster Artist» Original Screenplay: «The Big Sick» Cinematography: «Blade Runner 2049» Roger Deakins Best Documentary Feature: «Last Men in Aleppo» Best Documentary Short Subject: «Traffic Stop» Best Live Action Short Film: «The Silent Child» Best Foreign Language Film: «The Insult» (Lebanon) Film Editing: «Baby Driver» Sound Editing: «Dunkirk» Sound Mixing: «Dunkirk» Production Design: «The Shape of Water» Original Score: «Star Wars: The Last Jedi Original Song: «This Is Me» from «The Greatest Showman» Makeup and Hair: «Darkest Hour» Costume Design: «Phantom Thread» Visual Effects: «Star Wars: The Last Jedi»

It might be hard to see God at work in the small picture of that awful story, yet the big picture is astonishing; thousands of children have lived because of him, and in part, because of his tragic upbringing.

I told about the great big picture of Jesus and the children that I had remembered, and I reported my disappointment at not being able to find it in the Sunday school room.

It's also dedicated to people who are interested in the big picture: Parenting and child development from the perspectives of anthropology, evolution, psychology, and neuroscience.

Her relaxed approach will help parents to stop worrying about how much of each nutrient their child needs and focus on the big picture.

Addressing the big picture of family life — including sleep, feeding, child development, sibling issues, marriage and refining individual parenting philosophy and style — Sleepy Planet helps parents create a balanced, fulfilling family experience.

«In the flurry of activity that makes up our day - to - day parenting lives, it is easy to lose sight of the big picture: we aren't just raising children; we're raising adults.

Many families like to use time - lines, so children can see the big picture of history.

N: It can be challenging to help others grasp a bigger picture of adoption outcomes; children who are adopted may have different perspectives and feelings than their birth and / or adoptive families.

LISA: I wasn't thinking about any of this big picture stuff when I had a child.

Books with colorful illustrations are good, but books with pictures of toddlers actually engaged in physical activity are a big hit with children at this age.

I give these readers my best advice, of course, but lately I've been yearning to show them the bigger picture: how these problems came to be, who benefits from the status quo (even as our kids lose out), and what we — both as individuals and as a society — could be doing to make a real difference in the lives and health of all American children.

Thriving, by Michael Grose This book takes a look at the big picture of parenting — how to instil values into your children, how to live as a family, and how to make your children resilient.

When your children argue (and they will), it's important to remind yourself, and them, of the bigger picture: A family is in it for the long haul.

Choose books with lots of big, colorful pictures, and enjoy the fact that right now — before your child insists on strict adherence to the printed text — you can make up anything you want.

«Use them to give you a big picture of things like child development so you have a sense about what's normal child behavior, or to find ideas on how to solve a particular problem, such as colic or toilet training,» Spencer explains.

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I wonder if this isn't a forest - for - the - trees issue, in this case the overall health of the child being the big picture and the micromanagement of meal content being the details.

There is an instinct that including children in these processes make them feel more like partners than servants and helps make their cooperation a more voluntary and pleasant venture, since they feel a part of the bigger picture.

Camp, Lindsay and Jonathan Langley THE BIGGEST BED IN THE WORLD HarperCollins, 2000 This children's picture book tells the story of Ben's dad who goes on a search for an ever - bigger bed to share with his ever - growing family.

Reading is one of those things, and from a young age most children are fascinated by books and the big pictures, all the colors, and when mommy or daddy read to them before bedtime.

The bigger picture is that today, one in six children in Britain is living in a workless household — one of the highest rates in Europe.

Politics, must not always be dirty, we must not run down people for purposes of winning elections, we need to recognize each other's contribution in a bigger picture of bringing relief to our mothers and children living in deprived areas.

But the big picture — of a mind at war with itself — is fundamentally the same, says Bradley Peterson, chief of child psychiatry and director of MRI research at Columbia University, who also trained as a psychoanalyst.

When looking at pictures of their children, these men also showed more activity in regions of the brain associated with empathy and motivation to care for offspring than men with bigger testes, which suggests they are more nurturing fathers.

Just as with helping in the kitchen, adding children to the mix may lengthen your shopping experience and make for a tiny bit more work, but remember to look at the bigger picture: we are building their food philosophy that will serve them for the rest of their lives.

You are so right — a wedding is one of the biggest milestones in your child's life and the pictures last forever.

Based on the children's picture book by author Julia Donaldson, this animated tale follows a creature called the Gruffalo and his young daughter, who wants to explore life outside of their clearing despite her father's warnings of a Big Bad Mouse that lurks in the forest.

By Sean O'Connell Hollywoodnews.com: Parents who took their children to «Megamind» this weekend — and there were a lot of you — might be wondering what's the next big family - friendly event picture you can put on the calendar.

Children research in a holistic way building up a bigger picture of life the time period and then present their creations providing you with an assessment opportunity and a chance to decide the winners.

It's a means of ensuring that our least fortunate children have access to the enabling knowledge and vocabulary that is the foundation of language proficiency, critical thinking, problem solving, and every other big picture academic outcome we seek for our least advantaged children.

«Sessions might include any of the following: Engaging the children in conversation; asking questions and inspiring curiosity; exposing them to ideas and concepts; showing them pictures, videos or artefacts that provoke curiosity, encouraging them to find information on the internet; asking big questions for them to explore; responding to their questions and interests; and singing and playing games.»

Children research the era in a holistic way building up a bigger picture of life the time period and then present their creations to the class providing you with an assessment opportunity and a chance to decide the winners.

Children research in a holistic way building up a bigger picture of life the time period and then present their creations providing you with an assessment opportunity.

The main focus is that of promoting the bigger picture in schools to our children so that they are not taken in by the «smaller picture» and / or swayed by the dogmatic views of extremists.

To make sure no California child is left off - line, all teachers must be specially trained to deliver technology instruction and the state also needs a dedicated leader to oversee implementation of big picture strategies, says a panel of experts convened to help transition K - 12 classrooms into true 21st century learning environments.

Picture a big heart that cares about children and now multiply that by as many numbers as you can think of and that is Shannon.

You have several important measures that together provide you with the big picture of how prepared your child is for the new school year.

Young children will find a lot to like in this picture - book adventure, from the insecurities of the stouthearted little protagonist to the way he earns the big trucks» respect.

For me, the most challenging part of writing a picture book is to fit a big idea into a small format in a way that small children can relate to.

Whatever dog wins America's most prestigious canine competition, giant breeds can't help but make a big impression on spectators who snap pictures of small children reaching up to pet huge dogs and ping the owners with queries: How much does he weigh?

Titled Picha / Pictures — Between Nairobi & Berlin, the first show will show works by children living in Kibera, East Africa's biggest slum, created for the organization One Fine Day as part of the collaboration with artists Zuzanna Czebatul, Zhivago Duncan, Andreas Golder, Amélie Grözinger, Markus Keibel, Caroline Kryzecki, Erik Schmidt, Pola Sieverding, and Ulrich Wulff.

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Ken Johnson: «Her pictures might be read as allegories of consciousness: mindscapes dominated by large, relatively slow - moving ideas — the big women — with nattering, peripheral thoughts, fantasies and anxieties carrying on like unruly children in the background.

This engaging children's book helps children understand their roles as global citizens, the big picture of global warming, and the importance of making a contribution.

One woman's experience of difficulty accessing child care paints a bigger picture that illustrates why Canada needs universal child care to close the gender wage gap and achieve gender equity.

«We agreed in the big picture this was something the public was going to be interested in and that there was a benefit of putting it on our web site in a way everyone could have access to it rather than just waiting for individual requests,» says Megan Evans, chief legal officer and risk officer with the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto.