Sentences with phrase «concerns around sleep»

She'll address your concerns around sleep, crying, feeding, and behavior, as well as share products that she recommends.

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Despite my concerns about his lack of sleep and sneaking around, I was recently told (by a computer programmer) that it takes a ton of courage to create content and put it on the Web.

Of particular concern to Paul was a group of young widows who had infiltrated the church and developed a reputation for dressing promiscuously, sleeping around, gossiping, spreading unorthodox ideas, interrupting church services with questions, mooching off the church's widow fund, and generally making common floozies of themselves (1 Timothy 5).

This is a very sturdy and heavy sleeper that is not going to tip over even if your baby starts to wiggle around some while sleeping in it, making it great for co sleeping bassinet safety concerns.

They worry about how they'll function with little sleep — «although I needed a lot of sleep even when I was in college,» Alan says — and they are concerned that they might not be around to see their child come of age.

It was really hard to sleep and I couldn't walk, but the doctors were concerned about my developing blood clots, so I hobbled around as much as I could.

I will admit, I was concerned about the eye masks staying on overnight because I tend to sleep on my stomach & move around a bit, but I have had no issues with the eyes masks coming off or moving on my face at all.

I started to use on early Amazon reader, it was horrible and everyone around me thought I was crazy to tolerate TTS from a kindle.But as far as I was concerned it was so enabling, buses, trains, going to sleep and with a headphone, not even my wife could keep me from enjoying books.Nowadays I use an iPad mini, best voice so far.

Additional concerns might centre around relationships (e.g. the child's ability to understand and interpret social cues, or develop secure attachments to key people in their lives) and regulatory issues (e.g. excessive crying, sleeping and eating problems).

Implementing the Fussy Baby Network Approach Gilkerson, Hofherr, Steier, Cook, Arbel, Heffron, Sims, et al. (2012) Zero to Three, 33 (2) View Abstract Describes the core processes of an approach to engaging parents around their concerns about their baby's crying, sleeping, or feeding in a way which builds their long - term capacities as parents, how to match these processes with what the parent needs in the moment, and illustrates the approach in three exemplary Fussy Baby Network national program sites in Arizona, California, and Colorado.