Sentences with phrase «children about your legacy»

But the holidays can be a perfect time to talk to your adult children about your legacy plans for three major reasons.

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But as Gen Xers start preparing for their golden years, they should also spend time thinking about their own legacies and what they want to leave behind to their children and their communities.

For almost 60 years, her legacy has inspired Drumlin Farm's mission of educating families and children about the importance of community farming and environmental protection.

Read about mothers who participated in the Legacy for Children ™ parenting group program, and how it affected their views on parenting.

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He tells us that as a child it was common knowledge that there was something «holy and magical» about Churchill, and Johnson certainly is not about to let any of the more inconvenient aspects of his legacy distract from this.

«In the radio ad, Congressman Kennedy talks about his family legacy of public service and how Congresswoman Lujan Grisham's work to investigate nursing home abuse, double the number of school - based health centers for children and families, and to lower drug overdoses through better treatment reflects that same dedication,» Lujan Grisham's campaign said.

Lukey's Legacy was established in his memory to educate the public about myocarditis and to encourage screening in children.

At its core, the movie is about the consequences a father has to face and what it means to leave a legacy behind to your children.

Watch an excerpt from his children's opera Pollicino and learn more about his wide - ranging artistic legacy.

What It's About: «Following the assassination of her husband, Jacqueline Kennedy fights through grief and trauma to regain her faith, console her children and define her husband's historic legacy.»

«The Royal Tenenbaums» (2001)-- In some ways, Anderson's «Fantastic Mr. Fox» plays like a lighthearted re-visitation of many of the issues and themes broached in his familial magnum opus: from a deceitful, thrill - seeking father concerned about his mortality and legacy, to children living in the shadows of their relatives and each other and dealing with the jealousy and turmoil that results.

However, under the UC system — as is the case under the legacy system it replaces — only about half of children in the poorest fifth will be entitled to FSMs.

And that lies with Hess» and Petrilli's silence about what to do about the compliance - oriented provisions of No Child — a legacy of the original Elementary and Secondary Education Act — that should be eviscerated from the books.

«We estimate that around 160,000 children, 13 per cent of those entitled under the legacy system, will lose entitlement under a universal credit system, while about 210,000, equivalent to 16 per cent of the number entitled under the legacy system, stand to gain entitlement for free school meals under universal credit.»

So begins this beautifully written coming - of - age story about a young woman who struggles to overcome her family's frightening legacy and keep her own child from similar emotional harm.

We've written a great deal about Dahl throughout the years, particularly about his children's books and adult books, and his life and legacy.

We don't need to worry about leaving a legacy to family as we aren't having children, however I would like to look at what we can do to help on the volunteering side, but I am glad you are thinking about the tax implications.

The 2 - for - 1 strategy he presents is all about utilizing second - to - die survivorship life insurance to lower the overall cost of premiums for couples looking to leave a legacy gift to their children.

They are instead worried about having a legacy to leave behind to make the lives of their children and other family members easier.

And couples need to remember that children are their legacy, so they should try to take the long view about the short - term disruption they can cause.

Knowing about your family history helps your child feel connected to a greater community - they grow up understanding that they are part of a tradition, a legacy (even if it seems unimportant to you) that will continue beyond them as well.

The broad community support for these suggestions demonstrates a collective agreement about what would be best for Head Start children and families, what is feasible for program implementation, and what resources programs will need to build on Head Start's 50 - year legacy of providing high - quality early learning opportunities.