Sentences with phrase «bothered by kids»

You're not bothered by kids in the house.

In fact, research shows that there are more protective factors among parents who share ideas with their kids than parents who feel frequently bothered by their kids.

Not exact matches

Second, and probably more annoyingly for those of us who aren't too bothered by the work of posting pictures of our kids or travel adventures, that data is then used to shape what you see.

«When we get to a CCS final or play at a NorCal No. 2 seed in front of a full house, I don't think our kids are really bothered by that.»

Even the prison field trip by a school group didn't bother him, kids whispering his name as they passed by.

Then you must consider that Cesc Fabregas replaced the injured Denilson after only 18 minutesâ $ ¦» Spurs Odyssey «Underestimating Tottenham — and Juande Ramos — was a big mistake, and it matters not whatever the Gooner fans say about «it was our kids», «we're not bothered about the Carling Cup», «good win but it has been nine years» â $ ¦ Last night Arsenal were HUMILIATED by a Tottenham side they thought they had the measure of, with a team weakened purposely by a manager with hamfisted tactics and an over-inflated view of his strength - in - depth.»

Which is why studies such as the latest by the Institute for Family Studies, which touts the benefit of marriage over cohabitation when it comes to family instability, bother me: there's no way to know if the couples who cohabit would end up divorced if they wed or if their kids would be worse off if they stayed together — and perhaps subjected their kids to abuse, conflict, addiction or other dysfunctions.

I hope he is healing well, he doesn't look like he's bothered by it in the least lol It's amazing how resilient little kids can be!

Most adults were not bothered by mosquitoes or ant bites, but I did see some bites on the babies and kids.

What bothered me the most about unhealthy snacks after sports was the psychological cause - and - effect we were instilling in our kids by rewarding minimal physical activity (and really, an hour of playing soccer when you're 6 years old is not that extreme) with junk food.

Often our play dough is a mishmash of colours after a few plays, but the kids are not too bothered by that.

Of all the issues I have with my kids (and there are many) they are not bothered at all by the age gap.

None of it felt super offensive, but what bothered me was the frequency with which friends and family felt the need to ask / comment about something they literally never saw after the kid was approximately 18 months, since by then we were only nursing mornings / evenings.»

But what bothers some parents would be greeted by others with a calm, warm, even humorous attitude that helps kids WANT to behave.

Some kids are extremely bothered by that and will cry and cry, but others don't seem to mind being alone.

That, plus the fact that both of our kids seem HIGHLY bothered by the heat (you'd think the 6 - month pregnant one in the family would be bothered the most, but nope — it's my husband and the kiddos), means I've been getting creative.

And by the way, one of best things about homeschooling is that my kids aren't getting crap handed to them at school every day of the week, so an occasional treat around here doesn't bother me so much.

Personal omissions I must own up to include, in roughly the order they are bothering me: Philip Kaufman's The Wanderers, Martin Ritt's Norma Rae, Harold Becker's (and to be sure Joseph Wambaugh's) The Onion Field, Robert Aldrich's The Frisco Kid, Robert Mulligan's Same Time, Next Year, and The Runner Stumbles by Seattle's newly resident cinéaste, Stanley Kramer.

(Other kids might not be bothered by that sequence, but I know my little guy would.)

Prior to the release of «Toy Story» in 1995, there was no guarantee that adults would be entertained at all by a child - friendly film, never mind be entertained as much as the kids were (even Pixar's now - parent company Disney was guilty of that), and in fact, most movies didn't even bother pretending to appeal to both kids and adults.

The film is likely to be best appreciated by those who played with Transformers as kids who have remained fans familiar with the franchise, since the picture features far too many automatons for the uninitiated to bother to keep track of.

Are you bothered by the suggestion that it's YOUR fault that today's kids aren't interested in school, wishing that the modern learner entered school ready to grind instead of waiting to be entertained?

It is a well known fact that most dogs love children, but some dogs can often be bothered by the commotion and noise caused by kids.

But there's also relief that my kids are adjusting so easily to it all and aren't bothered by moving between two homes.

The kids weren't the least bit bothered by eating little birds — as long as they were tender — so this recipe was a hit with the whole family.