We all know
children brag about everything from how many toys they have to how long they can hold their breath underwater.
Not exact matches
I suspect that if you took spousal and
child abuse statistics in the US (and account at least a little bit for what goes unreported), you'd probably find that the spectrum of our «Christian» nation doesn't exactly have a lot to
brag about either (but of course anyone who abuses
children or spouse can't POSSIBLY be a «true Christian»... and I hope you see the irony in that remark).
But how many of you would
brag about being a
child of George W. Bush?
He sang Dylan to his wife Diane at the karaoke bar, treasured his time doing prison ministry, and adored his
children by pestering them at home and
bragging about them in emails.
This kind of broad association is of particular value to a society like ours, one in which people are increasingly tribalized and segregated and even a laudable value like diversity can be trivialized, as when a mother
brags about how her
child attends such a «wonderfully diverse» prep school, what with the boy from Senegal whose dad is a UN diplomat and the girl from Sri Lanka whose mom is an officer with the World Bank.
If each faith attends their own school, interacts only with
children who believe as they do, Might this not interfere with the melting pot, we often
brag about?
Mom can share with friends, and
brag about how talented her
child is in the kitchen, or keep it all to herself, thinking about you every time she indulges.
I know this will a) make her v happy and b)
brag about her
children to everyone at work even more.
I imagine that progressive moms everywhere proudly slip packs of toasted seaweed into their
children's lunch boxes, and kids confidently
brag about how good it is.
This competition was held not only to give a few companies
bragging rights, but also to raise both awareness and money for the Snowdrop Foundation, a worthy organization dedicated to assisting patients and families at Texas
Children's Cancer Center.
If you're not
bragging about your kid pooping in the pool, you're asking your neighbors to sign documents that make them want to douse your water slide in gasoline and set it on fire in front of your weeping
children.
But in recent years, it has become the winter swing set for the Chicago suburbs, offering
children much - needed outdoor play time and their fathers
bragging rights over whose is rink is biggest, smoothest and most fun.
All parents worry about their
child's development from time to time — especially when that one mom in your
child's playgroup is always
bragging about her kid's latest milestone.
We're made to feel that the age age their
children started crawling, walking, talking, and even using the potty is a
bragging right, that somehow by doing it «sooner» or «earlier» makes us better parents and more - talented people.
I'm distressed that any woman would consider sacrificing the life of her
child for
bragging rights, but I'm appalled that someone whose baby is actually dead as the result of her selfishness and self - absorption would go on being self - absorbed.
While the sarcasm was thick, we have all also agreed on separate occasions that our lives are significantly more meaningful than they were before we had
children and we often come to work
bragging about something sweet or adorable or silly that our kids said or did.
Some days I honestly wish I could just round up all the mothers I know or don't even know but sometimes see on the sidewalk or around my neighborhood, pop open a couple (read: all) bottles of wine and just sit and talk and complain and
brag about our
children and just, you know, talk.
If a
child lies because he's
bragging, it may be that he has low self - esteem or wants to gain attention.
She gets jealous and hurts because she wants her
child to do those things, or at least something she can
brag about.
She has a
child with autism, who struggles to do the things that these parents are going on and on
bragging about.
The playground mother who
brags nonstop about her
child's achievements.
Second - graders now
brag about their taste for quinoa — a South American staple grown mainly for its seed — while older
children crunch on apple wedges and honeydew slices brought from home.
This is often what's behind
bragging: A
child says, «I can do this!
So don't
brag about something that's putting both my
child and yours in jeopardy.
It's a day when I tend to stay off social media, as obnoxious humble
brags abound about worlds» best
children and husbands, who are, in reality, probably selfish and thankless and piggish every other day of the year, but on this day are photoshopped to be the standard bearers for selflessness and generosity.
They
brag incessantly about their kid's first crap in the potty on Facebook, they're overly protective to the point of making their
children wear life jackets in the bath, and they incessantly praise the brilliance of -LSB-...]
Juice and plain milk are apparently passé, so we're left with mothers who
brag, «My
child has been going to cafés since he was a newborn.
As my high need baby grows into an almost 2 year old, I am — and believe me, I am not
bragging — now the enlightened mother of a
child who is going through her terrible twos.
Although there are always parents on the playground who
brag they trained their
child in a day, the study — published in the December 2009 issue of the Journal of Pediatric Urology — found timing was more important than technique.
We had several
children in the hospital and had good experiences each time, but the last two babies I did give birth to at home and it had nothing to do with granola and
bragging rights.
The same parents who beam at their
child's repertoire of AP science courses eventually stop
bragging when the
child's Ph.D. program enters its fifth, sixth, or eighth year.
The country's leaders
brag that their one -
child policy has spared the world's climate 300 million greenhouse gas emitters, the population equivalent of a U.S. that never happened.
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Brags
Help them understand the homeless man on the corner, or that they can't go
bragging about what they got for Christmas because some
children may have not received much for the holiday.
Do the rich cougars
brag about the high class college they are paying to send their grown
children?
Jonze and co-scenarist Dave Eggers are clearly in touch with their inner - miserable
child; they seem to vividly remember all the daily turmoil that childhood is heir to — the tantrums, fights, scrapes, bruises, fears, anxieties, insults, hurt feelings, bossiness, cruelty, rejection, confusion, heckling, bullying,
bragging, pouting, moping, testing, haggling, crying, rage...
When
children were happy and accomplishing important things ~ parents ~ even those that can be difficult ~ began supporting my gifted program and
bragging about what their
children were doing.
Although the risks of behavior problems among
children in
child care programs are low, McCartney and her colleagues did find a correlation between the number of hours spent in
child care each week and the likelihood of adults to report disobedience, aggressiveness, or assertive behavior such as
bragging and demanding attention.
The announcement featured President Obama
bragging, «After waiting far too long for Congress to reform No
Child Left Behind, my Administration is giving states the opportunity to set higher, more honest standards in exchange for more flexibility.»
The American Federation for
Children, a front group for the voucher movement overseen by disgraced former Assembly Speaker Scott Jensen, has publicly
bragged of spending massive amounts of campaign cash to elect sympathetic and sycophantic state senators.
Mrs. Wind
brags about her
children, which annoys Mrs. Wat...
In fact, not to
brag, but according to the Connecticut Master Test results, depending on the subject, my
child has reached Goal * or Advanced * levels of achievement.
4)
Brag Box: Have a place to keep your
child's more noteworthy assignments and projects.
Or yell at people (Chris Christie), or make up facts (Stefan Pryor), or denigrate parents (Arne Duncan), or
brag about taping the mouths of
children shut (Michelle Rhee), or lie about test scores.
Specific to Asian Americans, who particularly enjoy
bragging to their friends about the professional careers of their
children, boosting not only the reputation, but also the salary of teachers would trickle in many more Asian Americans interested in teaching (Lee & Zhou, 2015).
I don't like to
brag, but my
children's picture book, «A Birthday Story» has a great cover.
And the only successes I could
brag about at the time were the sales of a music book to Simon & Schuster, and some
children's books to a medium - sized publisher called Peachtree.
We're scheduling a tour for
children's book «Ernie the Elephant in Henry
Brags».
Amazon's release notes for their «Kindle for Android» app already
brag that it supports «illustrated
children's books, comic books, and graphic novels, including fixed - layout books.»
However, Story Studio will unleash your
children creativity teaching them animations of Disney beloved characters while the parents will be able to earn
bragging rights by sharing the creations on Facebook.