Sentences with phrase «denied kids the time»
These, he says, «have denied kids the time and opportunity for outdoor play.»
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I have to admit I was one of those unlucky kids that was denied cocoa pebbles, but I can imagine that your version is ten times better anyways.
I'm 30 years old I've been with my husband who is 37 10 years married nearly 6 and he hasn't bothered coming near me voluntarily Since we got married on average it's 1 - 2 times a year for no longer than 15 mins he says he can't be bothered and it's easier for him to just watch porn we don't have kids that's something I've been denied for years and well you need to be having intercourse for that to happen I very depressed I cry a lot his said many times he will change but never does I've considered cheating but feel like that would make me a terrible person
I think parent coordinators should be mandatory in all cases with children and people should be held accountable if they refuse visitation a number of times with their kids or are not involved or if the deny vistiation, phone calls and keep the other parent in the dark on activities and appointment, NO EXCEPTIONS and NO EXCUSES.
However, we can't deny the benefits of down time and unstructured play for kids.
No need to deny your kids some fun (or a little time of relaxation for yourself while the iPad keeps them busy).
And with 153,000 hungry kids across the Commonwealth currently being denied equitable access to participate in school breakfast, it's time to sound the alarm.
Over-suspending disruptive kids, which denies them learning time and contributes to the dropout rate.
Oh, they'll deny it vehemently, but FR arguments, sooner or later, all come down to money, not time with the kids.
It's unlikely that the judge will deny you any time at all with your kids, so the resulting order will likely determine when and how you can see them.
Besides, denying parenting time to your spouse deprives your kids of their relationship with their other parent.
You can not deny him / her time with the kids.