Sentences with phrase «eating on your schedule»

Turns out, kids like to eat on a schedule.

It is important your child sleeps and eats on schedule as regularly as possible, even if it means passing on or cutting short some holiday events.

While some parents and «experts» expect babies to eat on a schedule, that's not only unrealistic, it might actually be bad for baby.

Newborn babies don't eat on a schedule.

It is more common for bottle fed babies to eat on a schedule and for breastfed babies to eat on demand.

Even if she isn't hungry at times, she'll get used to the idea of eating on a schedule.

So she is consistently eating on this schedule: 2, 5, 8, 11, 2, 5ish, 7:30 ish, 10ish.

I eat on a schedule of about every three hours.

Anyway, as you know, eat on the schedule that works best for you and you'll be good.

In order to keep ghrelin low you need to eat on a schedule every 3 - 4 hours.

Also, I tend to never feel hungry when I'm eating on this schedule.

Start with a good breakfast and eat on a schedule.

Rather than encouraging your pet to eat on a schedule, they are free to «earn» their food.

We want the cat accustomed to eating on a schedule.

Your puppy can adjust to eating on your schedule, which lets you know specific times when you will definitely take it outside.

And I say to do this just for the first few days and then only occasionally because to help house training you want your puppy eating on a schedule to promote defecating on a schedule, not eating at random times and pooping at random times.

These dogs may simply not eat on the schedule we have chosen for them.

Putting on muscle weight requires a lot of food intake and I'd never remember to eat on a schedule.

Not exact matches

It's a good idea to have a decent serving of protein post-workout (at least 25g) but it's much less important than just eating enough protein over the course of the day in general so don't get too hung up on it if you schedule doesn't permit this.

«These are lifesavers, as they're both nutritious and filling on an erratic eating schedule.

Our lives are divided into 24 - hour chunks and scheduled according to the numbers on our watch or phone — at such and such a time we get up, at another we eat lunch, etc..

By loudly owning her choices, Sandberg makes it a little safer for the rest of us to declare that parents working late into the night is killer on families (Mashable points to research «that children are healthier, happier and better performing students when they eat with their families») and on personal productivity and health, making it a bit easier for those of us with less lofty positions to take back our schedules and admit that we need to work saner hours.

In between hunting down the zombie clan that ate the family dog and working on your new marketing collateral, handling customer invoices and scheduling meetings is sucking up time that you flat out can't afford.

Even though you put a baby on a feed schedule, the baby sometimes wants to eat when «it's not time» to eat.

If possible, try to eat on a regular schedule.

If you're looking to make eating well a little easier on a busy schedule then dishes like this are ideal, as they're easy to make and you can make a big batch, which can then go into your freezer, so that you have little ready - meals waiting for you after a long day.

Usually quick breads taste better on the second day, but I know I will be too eager to eat it, so I scheduled...

So, the real reason was because I had other things on my schedule and still wanted to eat something homely, delicious and nutritious that doesn't require a lot of time to make.

While a 9 - 5 job would be great in many ways, the luxury of working on your own schedule — and drinking and eating delicious stuff every day — is worth it!!

I've tried it - works for a day - husband & I are on different schedules - he can eat all, I'm happy to have 1/2 a day - then I can play with the extras!

I have scheduled them this way on purpose, so that we eat the meal that lasts longest in the fridge, last.

(Of course, when I have a longer run scheduled on the weekend, I'll eat more before heading out the door... but I'll touch on that in a future post.

However, my aforementioned work schedule defeated me (particularly as the change of season has led to early sunsets, usually whilst I'm riding home on the bus) and whilst we ate such things for dinner, there was absolutely no light for photography.

Vegan, Gluten Free, or just on tight schedule... Whatever you're weekday eating need, you can enjoy a little bit of Indian comfort without a side dish of guilt... that too in just 25 minutes!

He writes out daily schedules on how much to study, practice, sleep and eat.

Depending on your schedule, you may choose to eat four hours before practice, one hour before, or somewhere in between.

In some cases walk - ons have to be excused early from practice to conform to dorm eating schedules.

Regardless, the nurses in the hospital made sure they were on a schedule before we left, so when we got home, it was easy to keep them eating and sleeping at the same time.

And lastly, he's starting to eat more, so I am thinking about moving him to 3.5 - 4 hr schedule (and starting to include some rice cereal), but wondered if our mornings seem like they're on the right track or if he should be sleeping longer (instead of waking at 6 am?)

I have a 7 week old little girl & we are on a 3 hr eating schedule.

What's a good sample sleep - eat schedule for me to enforce on him at this age since there haven't been any regular patterns for me to follow with him unlinke my first son who was much more predictable?

I don't think there's anything wrong with just doing solids + liquids all at once, but I think it's much easier to get a child on an eating schedule «late» than it is to fix sleeping later.

My 7 month old girl is on a 4 hour schedule, eating some solids (small quantity, trying to increase but she prefers to nurse).

Its hard to wake up at 630 again after she has just ate at 4 and get her back on schedule when she will sleep thru till 730 - 8 for the next feeding.

He eats on a 3 hour schedule.

She ate 2.5 - 3 hours on schedule (unless hungry, or slept over a little bit) since a couple weeks old.

Now they are eating 5 meals a day (moved on their own to 4 hour schedule): 7 - 8 am, noon, 4 pm, 7.30 pm, dreamfeed at 10 pm.

Her typical schedule is: 7, 10, 1, 4, 7 (bath, bed around 745 or 8), 10DF, wakes at 3 am on own to eat.

Whether baby is on a feeding schedule or eating on demand, this handy tool gives you a snapshot of baby's eating so you never have to wonder when baby last ate.

If we are trying to get back on schedule, should I let her sleep longer to her regularly scheduled eating time?