Sentences with phrase «children in tiny homes»

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Even before the decline in international adoptions, only a tiny number of those children were adopted by families outside of their home countries.

It keeps your growing child safer while riding in the car, from a tiny baby coming home from the hospital to an older child going to school.

An extended - use car seat with superior comfort and convenience features, it keeps your growing child safer while riding in the car, from a tiny baby coming home from the hospital to an older child going to school.

When your children are very young there is a period at the end of the day when time crunches become very real as you try to bath a toddler and baby, prepare dinner, feed tiny tots and get the home looking reasonably presentable before hubby gets in.

Not only do baby signs benefit your tiny sweetie at home — these benefits are extended to daycares (and other child care settings and residences of significant people in your baby's life) as well.

If your child has never seen a baby, it's time to introduce them to a tiny human they can expect to invade their home in the near future.

Even children who don't chew on paint chips can get lead into their system if there's lead - based paint in or around their home or another building they spend time in: Doors and window frames covered with lead paint release tiny particles of lead dust into the air every time they're opened or closed.

If you have children in the home, tiny breeds are a poor choice, since children can accidentally hurt the dog, and many small breeds are naturally wary of children (and many quite willing to bite).

Greater care is needed to protect these tiny dogs from accidental injury, especially if there are very young children or other pets in the home.

Tiny house as homeschool: For those of us who homeschool our children, it can sometimes be hard to keep the kids focused on the tasks at hand, because they're in their own home, with all of their toys and games drawing their attention.

I'm divorced and 60 years old (no children), and a tiny home will mean a mortgage - free home that is beautiful, functional, has a tiny environmental footprint, and will allow me and my two small dogs (Maltese) to have our own home in a lovely rural location.

As a child, Kayla's favourite book was about a little mouse who moved out on her own into a tiny house on a little piece of land, living life with the few dishes she had, walking to work, and coming home to her garden in peace and serenity.

While that benefits a design like hOMe (hey, it's an easy poster child for this argument... I'm not creating straw men here) which puts bathroom and kitchen under lofts with a height of 6» 4», it leaves folks like Jake and Kiva of Tiny Nest Project out in the cold, as they've chosen to locate a cozy den / tv room under the loft in lieu of a kitchen / bathroom.

Considering that Carswell's Annotated Divorce Act requires 100 pages to cover child support in tiny 10 - point type and that Payne on Divorce needs 84 pages of 11 - point type to get through the same subject, I don't know how much help that double - sided 8 1/2 x 11» sheet you took home is going to be, especially if your circumstances are at all unusual.

Well, we moved into a tiny home with 4 small children and WHITE floors — in the mountains, with lots of mud.

While it is beautiful, and it makes me swoon, How will a brick floor be for say when you have children in your home, I am not sure how a baby learning to crawl, may enjoy the brick work on their tiny knees.