Sentences with phrase «comments about having the kids»

As far as your comments about having the kids bring in a food from home... I can honestly say that I know parents for whatever reason would not send the kids in with the recommended foods for the experiment.

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At dinner the other evening, I made a comment about how few of my students know anything about classical music and my kids remarked that most students now have no way to hear it.

Would you keep quiet if some unrelated person stands in front of your house and makes derogatory comments about the members of your family, your kids, etc (who are important to you)?

Sharpton came to euologize the kid that had been accidentally hit with a car, and made a comment about «diamond merchants in the neighborhood.»

From your comment I'm wondering if you are thinking about adopting kids or if you even already have.

I made this with summer campers in a cooking camp last week after reading Ed's comment about having an abundance of millet and bananas in Kenya (the camp theme was international cooking with kids — Cookbooks & Passports!).

Now, we don't have to have a big talk about how wild Polian's comments were, kids.

i seem to remember Weidman's wife making a comment about how annoying it was that the kids got woken up and that Chris would be just as clean at 8 am as 6 am when they showed up

We have signed a Greek defender, two french attackers and 7 kids from the academy, Not sure about your comment not done much in recent seasons, last season in total we signed 22 players from scholarship level upwards and the year before it was 24, the year before that it was 17.

People will argue that you need experience in a World Cup team but that echoes Alan Hansen's remorseful 1997 comments about not winning anything with kids and frankly, we haven't had any success with the experienced players.

As I said in http://phdinparenting.wordpress.com/2008/07/05/no-cry-it-out/#comment-129"rel = «nofollow» > Comment 8, «If someone else is on the verge of having a complete breakdown, is at extreme risk of neglecting or abusing themselves or their kids during the day due to nighttime problems or feels that their marriage is going to fall apart, then they need to do something about their sleep situation.

During my short tenure on the Internets, I've learned that a sure way to get a gazillion controversial comments ** on an article is to write about circumcision, breastfeeding in public, or flying with kids.

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Even sadder was the numerous comments about waiting until the kid was ready and having read studies / books / etc saying that was what to do or their doctor said to do.

Separated or divorced parents should never put kids in a position of having to choose sides or expose them to negative comments about the other spouse.

Anne: As my kids grow older and move toward more «food independence» I think a lot about what you're talking about at the end of your comment: have I done enough to arm them with good information so they can make sound food choices in a world that often works against that goal?

With the closing of USDA's period for public comment on the new proposed competitive food rules, we've had a lot of discussion here about the food and beverages offered to school kids via vending machines, school stores, and cafeteria snack bar or «a... [Continue reading]

I bet half of the «negative» comments come from people who don't know much about breastfeeding and didn't have many kids... or they just forgot that kids come in all sorts of sizes:)

Maybe someone has made too many comments about you needing to leave to get the kids or the amount of phone calls you receive from daycare.

Because I know that a working mom could write a post about being judged for leaving her kid at a daycare and all the nasty comments people have said to her.

Everyone is going to tell you in the comments section how their kids slept at 5 weeks and then what happened later, so you'll have tons of data points that all add up to «There's no way to tell and you'll worry about it, but you'll also make it through and you'll all be fine.»

I can not understand the ignorance of people and that woman who commented to you about «judgement» has GOT to be kidding.

I would love to hear about it in the comments or on the Kids Activities facebook wall!

Young kids who engage in destructive or dangerous behaviors and don't seem to feel bad about it might have pre-psychopathic tendencies, The Atlantic comments.

My hubby and I have often commented about the media perception of the «class clown» type of father... he means well, but bumbles through his parenting duties... and the steady, responsible mom swoops in to set it all right, teaching the kids, and dad, a valuable lesson in the end.

A few thoughtfully planted comments about big kids using the potty and little kids wearing diapers can spark your child's desire to be one of the big kids and have him asking you to help him learn to use the potty.

In response to a comment I made about a behavior seldom seen in French kids, she replied laughing, «That's because the French would beat the shit out of them if they tried it.»

Why DOES EVERY MOTHER on here feel the need to comment and brag about how many kids they have and so on?

Here's what I think: Already, I've seen the following on a few comment threads for articles about this: «Well, THIS parent just got more likely to take their kid to McD's!»

But my comment isn't just about fathers, it's about all those who have kids without pushing them out their vagina.

My son has recently skipped a grade so he has been hearing a lot of kids (and adults) comment about how smart he is.

An article is released sharing the findings of a new study that revealing some new findings about breastmilk or there may be some issues with formula and hundreds of comments pour in with things like «formula is the same thing, really and all the breastfed kids I know are sick all the time but my formula fed kids have genius IQs and are never sick» or «you know, not everyone can breastfeed so I guess I'm a bad mom because my breasts just didn't work.»

Even comments about how you would never be able to leave your kids to go to work or be able to stay at home with them 24/7 can easily be misconstrued.

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Recently, each of my kids has made a comment about family rules lately that made me realize: we don't have any.

Not only was I slammed with the worst call schedule possible — as many of my colleagues were for having the «audacity» to have our kids during our residency and «burden» our colleagues, I was slammed with comments about breast feeding seconds after people found out I was expecting.

I have to say that it's my least favorite aspect about any questions and comments about parenting in general - this asking over the kids» heads.

A new study recommends that moms and dads avoid making comments about their children's weight and bodies — even if they're well - meaning — since the remarks can have negative repercussions on kids» confidence for years afterward and contribute to eating disorders.

I recently stumbled across some comments on an older blog post about letting kids help in the kitchen where commenters insisted that they would never let their kids use knives and limit them to only butter knives or safe cutting utensils until at least age 12.

I understand what your saying about there being no excuses about being over weight but I have never had children or been pregnant so I can't really comment on whether having kids does make it almost impossible to excercise or how baby wright works.

I loved your comment about your kids being shocked at how brussels sprouts grow — both my son and my wife had no idea until last week!

Ha, got ta love kids comments about fashion!

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In an interview about Spy Kids 2, veteran actor Ricardo Montalban comments: «I love playing this grandfather who has so much vitality and excitement to him and I hope it will open more doors for showing the elderly on screen.

«I would like to continue making constructive comments about whether they are good for kids or not.»

Comments about the dealer — At 60, I am not a kid and have dealt with many different dealerships and salespersonnel in my life.

So we have 398 comments & not much about the kids or the book, but your own political views & arguments about them.

I thought that this was a good book... As to an earlier comment I think that this was one of his times... It is a touching story about a kid that has ADD... I real Pickeruper and do nt stop...

Meagan Francis, author of Table for Eight: Raising a Large Family in a Small Family World, leveraged the buzz around Sarah Palin's five children and Angelina Jolie's ongoing comments about adding to her family to place Thanks to Angelina Jolie, having lots of kids is hip.

Most of the big success in Amazon based publishing seems to be with Adult genre fiction and I've heard people comment that kids still learn about books from librarians, teachers etc... and don't make buying decisions and therefore don't expect juvenile fiction to work too well for self publishing.