Sentences with phrase «erratic schedules in»

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Keep in mind that midwives have very erratic schedules, far more grueling than even a fireman's.

If you are nearing the end of your pregnancy or you are worried about liking the class, or if your schedule is erratic, a drop - in class might be better suited for you.

In the early days, Kulich notes, «schedules are erratic, since babies have a small stomach and can't go more than one to four hours without eating.»

If you have an erratic schedule and only eat junk food, your toddler will think that's normal and will want to eat in the same way.

I'm at the Personal Democracy Forum conference in NYC today and tomorrow, so e.politics is on an irregular publishing schedule («erratic» is a better word, in many ways).

However, low - income parents often face barriers to monitoring their children's school progress or participate in important meetings due to conditions associated with low - wage work such as erratic work schedules and long or inflexible work hours.

But the rescue group insisted that all my kids had to be present at the same time to meet the dog, yet my children's schedules are erratic, and I share custody with my ex, so it was difficult arranging a convenient visit where we all could be there in the small windows of time that the rescue group had available.

She would have erratic eating schedules, leading her to skip doses, eat people food, and basically, never give the remedies enough time to kick in.

Annualized Hours — fewer hours in exchange for lawyers» willingness to work a more erratic schedule;

I created this space to be relatable for other military spouses out there going through the same things, whether it be PCS, Deployment, TDY or all of the in between, I know what it's like to try and be healthy amidst the daily erratic schedules that we can sometimes have.