Sentences with phrase «children watch any action»

Research has revealed that when your child watches an action performed by someone, neurons are fired in their brains.

Frankly, if you let your children watch any action oriented cartoons on television, then these games are fine.

Not exact matches

Parents should watch for signs that their children are experiencing difficulty and be prepared to take action to ease anxiety.

Watch a rerun of «The Cosby Show» and you'll see it in action, according to Laurence Steinberg, a professor of psychology at Temple University in Philadelphia and one of the foremost researchers on parenting styles: «Cosby is warm, affectionate and relatively strict, but it's a strictness that is reasoned and reasonable, based on the belief that what children need from their parents is guidance and training.»

As adults, our children watch what we do and learn most everything from our actions.

Let your child watch others in action.

Your older child will be watching as you handle the baby and learning from your actions.

Preschoolers naturally want to sort things by color, shape, and size, and when you are watching your child play, you will see this tendency in action as they try and make sense of the world around them.

«Joint attention» is an action when a child joins you to watch the same activity, or look at the same object.

It was great to be part of children who are doing all they are capable of, and watching their routine in action.

The standard test for swallowing difficulties is a modified barium swallow, which is a live action x-ray to watch where liquids of various thicknesses travel when a child swallows.

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Why was South Yorkshire's Police and Crime Commissioner, Shaun Wright, not also told he would have to go, given the gravity of the offences on his watch as cabinet member for children's services, when key reports alerting the council leadership to the problem were not actioned?

Meanwhile, some onlookers were watching, suspicious of her actions, as though she'd harmed her own child.

After a few seconds, a curtain covered the action, but children could choose to «pay» with prized stickers to continue watching.

With (really) offbeat humor, the story centers on man - child «Clinton» (Fran Kranz) who still lives with his mother «Edie» (Blythe Danner) at age thirty - something, lazily watches television in a dirty robe, and fights with neighborhood kids over action figures at his own makeshift yard sale.

The absence of any truly shocking violence is a double - edged sword: it spares the viewer the intensity of watching children kill each other but it also lowers the stakes of the action (this is particularly true of the vicious Cornucopia sequence which degenerates into a hand - held blur).

Those who watched the film following its surprise Oscar win discovered a unique crime thriller more concerned with people's passions — be they watching sports, getting drunk, or tracking a murderer — than with gunplay or chase sequences (despite a one - take action scene that gives Children Of Men a run for its money).

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«Students watch the characters and live action films with child actors in simulated real - life situations, decide what to do next, and subsequently work through the activities and apply their new knowledge to situations they may face now and in the future.»

Listen to parents discuss why they chose to apply and enroll their child in this school, watch a 6th grade math class in action and see why parents are using DCSRN's virtual school tours to learn about their school options and apply to Chavez Schools during the current school choice season.

Watch it to see our children, teachers, and administrators in action, and learn more about the unique concept behind our school and its success.

We are committed to take action, save, rehabilitate and watch over children, especially the most vulnerable.

Young children with little to no basic grasp of shapes may not share the intended fun as compared to a child that possesses these cognitive skills, but may still find enjoyment watching the action unfold on the screen.

If children already watch action shows where combative violence is prevalent, The Wonderful 101 shouldn't be an issue.

In the end, the decision to let your children watch you play is going to be a judgment call, but if you let them watch the Marvel films and other similar action titles, then it really comes down to your opinion on guns.

But, it is worth noting that the action is intense enough that some younger children might be better off not watching or playing.

I also remember Myles in a rather vivid phrase saying that we had to remember that we could still take actions to avert the worst warming and that we shouldn't assume «that our children will stand by and watch as the seas boil around them», showing that the worst case wasn't necessarily the most likely outcome.

We can view it as «my actions are doomed, doomed,» become disempowered and paralyzed and watch our children's earth go down the tubes; or instead we can see it as Craven does:

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Human Rights Watch is calling on the UN to take more serious action, including regulating businesses, providing health worker training, ongoing medical assessments, and investigating and holding to account all violations to the child's right to environmental health.

If you have given birth to a child or watched the process, you have seen in action this concept of the process over which one has little control.

You know you can't watch them every second and most parents don't like the helicopter action of hovering over their child every minute.

It is hard to watch your children suffer from their own actions and parents want to protect their children from this happening.

Watch and share new code for children to inspire them to take positive action.

This can be slightly inconvenient for parents, but if we're able to keep it in mind, knowing our children are watching our actions will not only teach them how to behave, but it will make us better people.

As you are watching the video, use the BETLS chart to note down what you notice in the child's actions and what the educator and parents are reporting.

In other sessions, Our Watch CEO Ms Mary Barry outlined the new National Framework for Preventing Violence against Women and their Children «Change the Story», which provides the roadmap for primary prevention action.

Dianna's «therapy» includes watching action movies with her hubby and children, and working hard at «the barn» with her 2 horses.

«It has been incredible watching our Executives take action, inviting these children into their homes, and even now pursuing adoption,» Spransy says.