Sentences with phrase «children crying because»

As the film opens, audiences witness some of the most unpleasant aspects of the holiday season including unruly families scrambling for last - minute gifts and children crying because they are afraid of Santa Clause.

If you've ever had a child cry because the microwave ate her lunch, or throw a temper tantrum because you told her she can't eat dog food, you're not alone.

I also have no doubt that a child cries because they need you but I don't believe it always means you need to do the quickest easiest thing to stop their crying - give them the gift of coping skills instead - I mean we could all use a some.

If your child cries because he's genuinely sad, by all means, console him.

When your child cries because you said he can't have another cookie, and you give in, you've taught him that crying is an excellent way to get what he wants.

There was always a child crying because of something they could not purchase.

Not exact matches

The little old lady the gives out hugs at church The sunset that takes your breath away The person that tells you that he appreciates you The lady that brings your family dinner because you are tending to a sick child The friend that prays with you and cries with you when someone you love lies dying.

Does God cry with a boy in Africa, because His children in the church aren't about living the Sermon on the Mount, but are about mounting our own Comfortable Kingdoms?

The child may cry and scream because he / she doesn't understand why they can't do what they want, and have what they want, when they want it; but loving parents will endure the anger of the child in the short - term for the long - term benefit of a well - adjusted, healthy, wise and mature child as he / she grows.

If you were to hit that table because it was the «cause» of the pain the child is going through, they stop crying.

I said I did, and we went outside where she was distracted from my answer because a small child on a tricycle — not one of her own — was crying over some real or imagined hurt.

My oldest daughter now 27 said she knew church was not for her because we spoke of god as wonderful, a god of love, joy and piece but as a child all she saw was sad people every Sunday, crying, and confessing Sunday after Sunday.

At his birth a human being enters on the scene of life, draws a breath of air, beginning the process of living with a cry of pain, pays the tribute of a tear to Nature, just tastes life's sorrows before any sweets have been his, and before his joints have consolidated, tender as he is, he dies, perhaps because he was left exposed as a newborn child, or because he has suffocated, or because some illness has suddenly put a stop to his life.

A child eho cries holding the picture of the mother, does that because she is thinking of her mother and the picture (as its name says) helps on that job.

If you have never held a mother, father, or crying child who has had to bury a family member because of gun violence, you might not understand the need to make the tough changes.

Can't enjoy the site properly at the moment because of all the anger and insulting, and people calling everyone that isn't crying / insulting / WOB» ing a bum licking, AKB love child of AW!

I still to this day hate when people say that to me because none of my 3 children ever responded well to me just letting them cry wether it was for sleep or anything else.

I am still feeding a 2 year old and have never had a single comment that's bothered me - I don't remember having a single comment but it's entirely possible that I've just missed them: - / It's even more of a crying shame because in my shoes, with intelligent parents who don't exactly earn much but are far from on the breadline, good food, plenty of books in the house, an employer who tolerates the fact I need stay off sometimes when my child is sick, yadda yadda yadda... it's not going to make a huge amount of difference to my little boy.

Parents that use the cry it out method often do so because they are afraid that their children are becoming too dependent.

I, however, resent the fact that I am a «bad parent» or my child will have «problems» because I let him cry for two nights.

I have no problem with saying «I don't feel comfortable with CIO because it doesn't feel right to me», «it breaks my heart to see my baby crying», «it didn't work for us so we tried something else» but to imply that other people who do choose to use a method that is and has been endorsed by major medical groups are harming their children is kinda a jerk thing to do.

When a mother «gives in» to their child because of their continued crying about wanting breast milk.

Researchers have shown that although leaving a baby to cry it out does often lead to the cries eventually stopping, the cries do not stop because the child is content or the problem has been alleviated.

I was crying asking was he going to keep me from my child because I had an Illness.

The thought that a child would not turn to their parent in a time of need simply because they cried a little when they were an infant is very interesting!

Like some of the other guys, I had the worries of hurting my child because of my anger toward her crying, but I was always able to hold myself in check and I also noticed that if I got «rough» with her, it would only make things worse.

I «cling stubbornly to my principles» because I truly believe that my children will be better off and that our relationship will be stronger if I do not leave them to cry on their own.

If it feels wrong in your gut when your child is crying in a room alone - that is because human instinct is strongly correct - it is wrong.

Instead of standing up to the children, but seeing as this isn't about discipline, let me move on / I have 7 month old child, and I let her cry sometimes, mainly because she likes being held ALL the time.

Even in traditional societies, where there is much less crying because of the child - rearing techniques, there are still children who have colic.

But in no sense am I a cruel parent because I choose to let my child cry it out in a controlled atmosphere, while doing routine checks.

If you give in after you said no — either because you feel guilty or you think you can't stand to listen to your child cry — you'll teach her that she can use tears to manipulate you.

If it's simple constipation it's one thing, if your child is crying out in pain because they can't pass a bowel movement it's a problem that's better solved earlier than later.

I believe our children cry for us because they need us.

This has happened with my middle child a few times and only because I was very comfortable with the process did allow the crying to continue (the crying wasn't because she wanted boob).

The other two children were crying because they didn't care for any of the choices for entree or vegetable and they weren't allowed to substitute an extra fruit so they knew they would stay hungry.

Parents also enjoy watching their children during these play experiences and do not want to see their kids frustrated or crying when playing, because they can not get clothing on correctly.

Being glued to your seat when your child is crying inconsolably is probably the worst thing in the world for me, and I have literally sobbed my way through entire drives because I was unable to stop and help my baby.

Simply because you're employing the CIO methods, doesn't mean that your child is crying more than an AP kid.

When your child screams and cries because she doesn't want to leave the playground, give her a hug and tell her you know it's hard to go home when she's having so much fun.

It was one of the first births I've cried at because it just pulls so much on your heart, how mom and dad serve this country with all their heart, and now birth their first child while separated by thousands of miles of ocean and foreign lands.

To the parents who left their baby to cry to sleep because they wanted to teach their child to self - soothe, I'm sorry.

I developed my more gradual gentle method because I found so many parents had difficulty following through with a cry it out program that they fear will damage their child emotionally or fill them with so much guilt they couldn't follow through.

As a mom who lost her child and still gets up to take care of her other ones all day every day as the only parent, laying here to read this after a full day with my kids, on 1 hours sleep because my one year old was up all night, ready to cry because I'm questioning if I'm doing any of it right..

Hallowell is concerned that «some parents worry any time their children suffer a little rejection, they don't get invited to the birthday party, or they cry because they didn't get what they wanted.»

If children cry on their own, it's not a healing kind of crying, because they need the presence of a calm, loving adult, to help them get out of a distress state, and to release their feelings.

Do nt» t let ANYONE tell you «you're a bad parent» because you know your child more than anyone else and know exactly what kind of parenting they need... letting them cry, or not.

When you're in your friend's house for a play - date with the kids, and your kid comes running down the stairs, crying because the host child won't let her play with any of the toys in the house.

Because life is short and you will put your head in the oven if you have to listen to your child cry one more stupid minute.

I started to cry as you described a child who can cry because their toast wasn't cut the way they were expecting it to be.