Sentences with phrase «fear losing her child»

And my engine, my strength, came from thinking about, feeling for all the mothers that have feared losing their children from illness or war or situations like the one in the movie.

How similar this is to a high conflict divorce, in which a father may fear losing his children or financial assets, while a mother may fear losing her identity as a full - time parent and losing adequate financial support, both to the «tyranny of the courts» or the «tyranny of the ex-spouse.»

When you feel attacked or threatened, it's natural to become defensive, especially when you fear losing your children or making them into casualties of your problems.

Finally, they may fear losing the children, as many abusive fathers threaten to take the children and prove that the mothers are «unfit.»

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Or, as Quora respondent Brent C.J. Britton puts in, labeling kids smart, athletic, or artistic creates «a dynamic where the child is afraid to fail for fear of losing the label.

This could only cause confusion in the minds of children (and adults) and fear that they may cause their father to lose his own life.

Though Blankenhorn believes his side won the battle in the late 1980s and 1990s over whether marriage is key to children's well - being (many now agree it is), he fears losing the war.

But you should not do things out of fear (such as losing your children)... that's what religion is about.

Children were removed from their homes, put in to Residential schools where they were horribly abused, forced to leave the beliefs behind for fear of severe punishment at the hands of their christian masters, forced to lose their Native Tongue... all in some warped vision to tear down a culture and destroy it.

Within those constraints, we should also have a supplement for working - age adults (and their children) who are either outside the employer - provided system or who fear that they are one layoff away from losing their access to insurance.

It is fear, it is torture, it is the impact on the family, it is the loss of work and income, it is the tragedy that affects children when they see the violence used in taking their father away and demolishing him as a person, it is the amazing deterioration of life's possibilities, it is losing one's dreams to become a professional and independent person or becoming someone who could participate more actively in democracy.»

The upshot is that «many do not attempt to be awarded custody of their children for fear of fighting a losing battle, even when welfare professionals agree that children would be better placed in their primary care.»

«Many parents who share the care with childcare providers also share the fear of losing the prime place in their child's life,» writes child development specialist Claire Lerner in Parents.com.

In it she discusses the fear of forgetting the baby you lost, especially when life goes on and new children come into your world.

It's easy to fear losing out on free time, but most moms and dads discover that once their child is born they treasure time spent with their baby.

If your child already has a fear of being abandoned or getting lost, when you make this statement you will add to their fear.

Be sure that your child knows that he can go to you with a problem and that you will listen to whatever problems he may be having without fear of losing your love or affection.

It's very common for potty - training children to hold their poop in, for example, because they fear that they are losing a part of their body that they need.

Our children deserve a land free from fear,» Martinez read from the statement from the Wang family, which went on to say, «Let us pray for all the people who lost their loved ones, including the family of the killer.»

Moms can't let their child run around or throw a tantrum for fear of losing the opportunity to visit their incarcerated loved one.

Authoritarian parenting is based on the child's fear of losing the parent's love.

Permissive parenting is based on the parent's fear of losing the child's love.

This is my first child and my greatest fear is losing it due to PCOS.

I wish I could tell you how to spare your children pain, when they've lost friends or family members, and fear, when disturbing events occur, especially when they're close to home.

According to Dr. Peter M. Lewinsohn, Ph.D., who published a study of SAD in The Journal of The American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry in 2008, the underlying fear of a child with SAD is that he or his parent will be harmed, lost or gone forever as a result of the separaChild and Adolescent Psychiatry in 2008, the underlying fear of a child with SAD is that he or his parent will be harmed, lost or gone forever as a result of the separachild with SAD is that he or his parent will be harmed, lost or gone forever as a result of the separation.

This will be around the time that a fear of the dark or a fear of losing you is prominent — just support your child and offer a nightlight for bedtime.

The Snap - in - Place ™ System on the Slumber Sleeper ™ also has the additional benefit of allowing children to bring their favorite Slumber Silkie ™ or Slumber Swan ™ to bed with them and keep it within hands reach without fear of entanglement or losing it in the middle of the night after being tossed from the crib or bed.

On the flip side, if you have a baby of a different gender, there is the fear — and many times the actualization — of the fact that you may never parent the gender of the child you lost.

It plays on my biggest fear, invalidates my greatest losses, and all the while perpetuates the stigmatization of parents who have lost a child.

For example, the AARP survey pointed to the fact that men more often decided to stay in a bad marriage out of fear of losing touch with their children.

We promise to accompany you in the journey of healing and recovery, without losing hope that someday, all the children suffering from attachment disorder may find the light to enjoy living in this beautiful world without fears and anxieties.

It is every parent's worst fear to lose a child.

But the best and highest use we have found for the Learning Tower is the intended primary use: the Learning Tower is a wonderfully sturdy, amazingly strong and well - crafted, beautiful Kitchen Step Stool that allows children to help out at a comfortable level at the kitchen counter, without fear of tipping or losing their footing, and without pinched fingers that come from pushing chairs up to the counter.

As for the fear - mongering you pull out, I know families that have lost their children in cots and wish they had bedshared — it goes both ways.

When you are a child of God and you believe in him, you don't fear of who wins or loses an election because God's own will shall prevail,» he said.

The proposal would ease admissions rules for a few of the higher - performing schools with the intent of attracting more minority students, and parents who fear that their children will lose out are pushing back.

When you are a child of God and you believe in him, you don't fear of who wins or loses an election because God's own will shall prevail,» he stated.

As many as 70K children are lost, or feared kidnapped, every year in China.

It plays on our worst fears of losing a spouse, being forcefully separated from our children, or having to prevail over wrongful accusations.

Mary Shelley's father was said to be an atheist, which suggests that any Biblical references in her work could be reflective of her fears of losing the femineity of child birth.

Jessica Lange, as his wife, Mary, has a fierce strength of character that drives her to defend her home and children, defy her husband when she finds it necessary - and keep within her the secret that she has been raped, because she fears if Rob Roy discovers it, he will lose his life while seeking vengeance.

His feelings of isolation only increase after a visit from his estranged father (Toby Kebbell) whose crowded life has little room for Conor's big needs, and a forced stay with his grandmother (Sigourney Weaver) who is absorbed in her own fears of losing a child.

Most districts are especially cautious about Web access because they fear losing their federal E-rate telecommunications discount if they violate the Children's Internet Protection Act (CIPA), Peltz said.

Because the current system, with all of its flaws, ensures that many of America's most vulnerable children are given access to special services and, whenever possible, significant exposure to a regular educational environment, parents and advocates oppose reforms because they fear losing the opportunities that children now have.

An estimated 200,000 citizen children whose parents have been protected under DACA will live with increased fear for their parents» safety and may lose access to services if their parents avoid interactions with governmental agencies, including meetings with teachers and school administrators, for fear of deportation.

The significant hazards to an average school group would be: children getting lost, inappropriate behaviour, sickness, petty theft; however in this example, trips on stairs and fear of heights would also have to be considered in addition to the «generic risk assessments».

Fearing this spirit of community would be lost, they also feared the children would be failed by a system based on statistics instead of relationships.

Many educators fear losing support from affluent parents, who have the option to quit the public schools altogether and enroll their children in private schools — or flee to suburban schools.

They fear it is part of a trend in which children could lose time at play because they will be expected to do more formal — measurable — learning.

Teachers are not motivated to do well by fear of losing their jobs; they are motivated by a love for learning, teaching and a genuine concern for the children they teach.