Sentences with phrase «feeling wet with»

I'm pretty sure my baby won't feeling wet with those!

(originally I thought maybe that was the problem, she didn't feel wet with the pull ups on) I guess she doesn't care if she is wet... any help would be greatly appreciated...!!!

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I've never tried it with a third layer and I feel it could sink as it's quite a wet cake!

I actually meant to make this last week when I got back from Bonnaroo, but of course what with hanging up wet tarps and feeling a lil sad about missing my new pals, actually cooking anything was pretty much out of the question.

The hydration of this dough is roughly 80 % (by weight) so it will feel really wet and sloppy to start with but the more you knead it, the better the texture becomes.

Same with bok choy, which I always feels when cooked, tastes like wet newspaper.

Feeling stilled by the heat and graciously welcoming the drizzly skies of autumn to pierce our hot skin with wet rain.

If the bottom of the cake feels very wet, sprinkle with 1 tablespoon of the reserved ground almonds, pressing lightly so they adhere.

Add the water 1 tablespoon at a time, processing in until the mixture starts to clump, feels slightly wet, and can be easily brought together with your hands.

Pro tip: If the batter feels especially sticky, wet your hands before working with the dough.

of course no team wants to lose but I can guarantee you that the reaction by the Chelski fans after today's results are nowhere near what would have occurred if we shit the bed on opening day... the difference is they have tasted EPL success on more than one occasion recently, they have won the Champions League and they have done it with 3 different managers in the last 12 years with a similar, if not smaller, wage bill than us... in comparison, we have been experiencing our own personal Groundhog Day with nothing to show for it but a few silvery trinkets that would barely wet the appetite of a world - class club... so it's time for Wenger to stop gloating over our week one escape act and make some substantial moves before this window closes or I fear that things will take a horrible turn when the inevitable happens... living on a knife's edge is no way to go through a full season of football and regardless of what side of the argument you fall on, you could feel high levels of toxicity in the air and that was friggin week one... I would much rather someone tried their best and failed, than took half - measures and hoped for the best

Felt is an unwoven fabric and the «recipe» for making it is simple: Wool + soapy water + agitation = felt It is said that felt was discovered by a soldier who stuffed his shoes with wool to make his journey more comfortable and when he reached his destination, the wool that had been made wet with perspiration and rubbed by walking, had turned to felt.

If you feel like she needs to get cleaned up, you may just wipe her with a wet towel now and then.

With sposies, she never felt wet, and never complained.

Your baby might feel itching and rash if s / he is kept with wet diapers.

It would be better if the microfiber was lined with an outer layer of fabric like flannel, which would help the child feel wet, and wouldn't get so dirty.

It's easy for nursing bras to become wet, even with nursing pads, and an absorbent fabric will leave you feeling much more comfortable.

I think this one in particular would be great for children with SPD or Autism because they can feel when they are wet with these more so than with an ordinary pull - up.

The EcoAble Brand has developed a special insert with has been specifically designed for overnights called the «super wetter» This insert can absorb much more liquid than every day inserts but also manages to stay comfortable and flexible so that your child does not feel disturbed but any unwanted bulk.

They squirm and turn away and then you just feel like some monster attacking a crying child with a wet wipe.

Could it be due to the fact that cloth diapers feel wet after a tinkle, unlike disposables, which thanks to being filled with sodium polyacralyte, feel almost dry even when ready to burst?

-- Beverages and foods (water, juice, cookies); — wet wipes, towels; — toilet paper; — clothing; — books with pictures; — books of stickers; — magnetic board games; — sheets of paper, a notepad; — felt pens (better thick and short ones — that's safer); — several favorite toys; — Play - Doh; — a secret bag.

You can get hold of wet wipes, but they are all perfumed, so you may want to take some unperfumed ones with you if that's what you feel is better for wiping faces and hands.

Touch it when it's wet and think about how your little one will feel with such level of wetness or dryness.

These Bamboo Waterproof Training Pants truly help train your child, because they are designed like a regular underwear, but with padding, so when your child has an accident, they will feel wet, w...

You've gotten used to prefolds feeling really wet, and pockets have a microfleece layer (not to be confused with microfiber) against your baby's skin, which feels a lot dryer.

You also may find that offering your baby a chilled bagel, cold, wet washcloth, or cold teething toy prior to nursing helps ease any discomfort he may feel with sucking.

In addition to teaching kids how to pull them off and on themselves, the Cool & Learn training pants by Huggies deliver a cooling sensation when wet, so kids can quickly learn to associate the feeling of «got ta go» with «oops, I went.»

Sensory issues present a different challenge: For instance, a child who can't stand getting her face wet, wearing anything that feels scratchy or tight, or putting anything in her mouth is also going to have trouble with ADLs.

We only use pockets at night (DD hates feeling wet to sleep), and they're easy to over stuff with prefolds, etc...

With cloth training pants, the absorbent center panel will contain some of the accident and thus the training pants will stay wet and thus your child will learn that potty accidents lead to feeling wet and feeling wet is not a comfortable feeling.

Touch the foods and talk about how it feels (i.e. it is wet, cold, dry, hard, squishy), sink with soapy water and dishes

TRUTH: With any cloth diaper it is true that your baby will feel wet when they are wet.

This will help your little one begin to associate the act of wetting the diaper with the feeling of wetness, which can speed along the potty training learning curve!

The Best Bottom trainer is often sold in a pack with three feel wet inserts.

To use them as wipes, one just needs to wet them a bit with either warm or room temperature water (so it feel better on the skin you're... Read more >

This will then help the child to associate the feeling of needing to go to the toilet with the wet feeling of the training pant.

We adopted our daughter at age 12, just two months before her 13th birthday and since she was starting over, we put her into cloth diapers and rubberpants 24/7 due to her having wetting accidents.The first week she slept in her oversize crib in her room with no problems, but then started having nightmares and being scared.We finially moved her crib into our bedroom and let her sleep there with us.She felt much safer and was able to sleep soundly.

Talk openly with your child about how he feels, but don't force him to talk about bed - wetting.

Today's ultra-absorbent diapers make it difficult to tell when they're wet, so get familiar with how a disposable diaper feels both wet and dry.

I use lots of prefolds with my toddler, and when I want him to not feel wet (naps / night time) I use them.

You'd be uncomfortable too if your undies felt wet or worse, filled with mushy poop.

When nursing is in full force and you feel your breasts filling with milk, you will notice up to 8 wet diapers every day.

If you buy a type of cloth diaper where babies can feel that they are wet, they are likely to potty train earlier because they aren't comfortable with the wetness next to their skin.

The pocket is lined with a GroCool ™ layer to help a toddler feel wet and encourage potty training.

The child feels the wetness and associates it with the full bladder feeling they get prior to feeling wet when they urinate.

She also doesn't fuss when it's time for a diaper change so I think she doesn't feel as wet as with some other diapers.

So if you think your daughter is physically mature enough and have the nerves to deal with a bed - wetting incident or two, feel free to buy a really good mattress protector and go SUPER cold turkey.)

After a few more diaper leaks, I no longer feel the need to wash the cover every time: I only wash the sheet, and I wipe the waterproof cover down with a wet cloth and let it dry.

It works almost like hair gel except it doesn't dry with that wet looking clumpy feel.