Sentences with phrase «feelings over his daughter»

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«I feel really blessed that we have had all the success we've had, and that pretty much every door will be open for my daughter, but seeing the challenges we face and then knowing it's much harder when you don't have the money you need, when you're worried about keeping a roof over your head or worried about whether you'll even have health insurance, and all these other issues.

I have met many a person who has no idea how to think for themselves or make choices independently without looking for the acceptance of others or wanting to please others (this is going into a whole other topic here)... because of the work I have been doing over the years, it was important to me that my daughter be an independent thinker (as much as it drives me crazy at times right now) and so I put into place a variety of things I felt (from various information pools) would serve that purpose.

I'm sure I sound a little crazy when I say that but honestly after potty training my own five boys and one daughter, three of my 6 foster kids and helping over 3000 parents potty train their children in three days or less, I feel like I know pretty much everything there is to know about potty training.

My daughter is now 12 and although I'm grateful she is healthy and well... to this day I still feel guilt and shame over not being able to provide her what she needed.

But this gift that my daughter gave me, the gift of needing me and my milk, allowed me to feel there was something I could give her, even as I handed her over for surgery.

Nursing is one of the hardest things I have ever had to do as a mom, and yet, I experienced a sadness each time when it was over, even though I some ways I felt like I had anticipated this moment from the time my daughters were each born.

My daughter says I get «crazy eyes» just before I'm about to get confrontational with someone and I could feel it coming over me.

From a mother with good intentions who didn't see anything wrong with feeding her daughter to a mother who wished she'd just let her daughter feed herself, I'm still feeling my way through this motherhood thing and this is one of my opinions on what I'd do differently if I had it all to do over again.

On the one hand it feels like bouncing her to sleep for her naps but not at bedtime would be confusing, but on the other hand, our daughter seems to have an easier time going to sleep at night if she's napped well and isn't over tired.

«One time our daughter woke us up in the middle of the night and she wasn't feeling well and she puked all over me,» said one dad.

My son now has seven teeth and a few more attempting to come in and YES he has bit me multiple times and every time he does I feel like my heart has stopped because I fear another chunck of skin will be removed from my breasts, but it has not been so bad and he seems to be a lot more gentle with his jaws than my daughter was... and bonus, we no longer have a cat to scare the pants of my children by knocking things over (R.I.P Ozzy) he will be missed but not by my breasts haha!!

Being a large - breasted woman (lucky me... grrrr), I always felt extremely too self - conscious to breast feed in public, and too scared to throw a blanket over me because I always wanted to make sure there was adequate air pocket for my daughters to breath (these dang boobs are no joke) That being said, I always escaped to either a nursing room (which all too often don't exist in public places), or would retreat to my car and feed them.

Thank you for your beautiful article, really encouraging, my daughter is just over 3 and refusing to give up, feel better about that now.

I felt it was my job to help my daughter not feel set aside because of her siblings, possibly causing resentment towards that family member or friend that came over.

We never felt more like a family than the moment my partner brought my daughter over so I could see her for the first time while a room full of people closed my abdomen after the c - section.

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.

Her eldest daughter was belatedly diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome and the experience of seeing her bullied over the disability left Walker feeling helpless.

Kara, a single mom, and her three - year - old daughter shared a townhouse with a friend who loved to have people over, and Kara began to feel resentful and judgmental of their ability to laugh and have fun.

I feel excellent and spend less time cooking, but I can sympathize with your daughter because the tendency to cook the same things over and over is strong for the sake of efficiency.

To Clarice a. - Yes i agree with you.When our 15 year old daughter started wetting the bed, we put her in cloth pin on diapers and rubberpants and they work for her.We got her adult size rubberpants in pastels and babyprints that fit blousy over her diapers and she likes the way they fit.The only draw backs are the rubberpants crinkle under her nightgown and she feels like a baby wearing them, but they keep her bed dry!

HI i am very happy to find this web, my daughter she 17 with Down Syndrome she has a Hascimotos she as this for 5 years and it gets worst, i feels really bad for her, shes gets pains all over her body, i will buy some books there very interesting.

I feel like she jumps over every young «daughter of...» girl, gives her a cover and then imposes them on us.

Everybody's feelings, of course, eventually get more or less sorted out, as «The Meddler» hums pleasantly along toward a resolution that brings mother and daughter closer together, with the help of a charming man (J.K. Simmons, his maple - syrup voice spreading sweetness over the movie) who catches Marnie's eye.

Chan, best known for doing his own martial arts work and taking a winking tone at the absurdity of his pictures, plays Minh with a dour intensity that befits a father who has lost all three of his daughters over the years to violence, but that feels strange coming from this actor.

How does Harvey's regret and self - doubt over his past relationship with his ex-wife and daughter affect the way he feels about himself?

Because Violet's mother could not meet these standards, she felt compelled to turn over her daughter to those who thought they could do it better.

I feel like im over my head but my daughter wont think of getting rid of him.

To protect happy hour (sorry I missed your call at 6; I was at my daughter's recital); To avoid hurt feelings (sure, those clothes are okay for court); to avoid recriminations (the jury foreman obviously hated you for some reason); to calm fears (the workhouse is not as bad as you've heard); to secure a client (of course you should divorce her, and the kids will be just fine); for career advancement (I'm soooo lucky to work for a brilliant partner like you); to grow one's reputation (I love that tie, your honor); to close a deal (no way would they ever sue over this); to get paid (yes, I will go after your 401 (k) if you don't pay my $ 1,500 fee)...

Friday, March 23, 6:30 p.m., Washington, D.C.: As her son Otto, 11, and daughter Etta, 7, hunched over a table making posters that read, «End Gun Violence Now» and «Guns kill,» Kate Beck of Shoreline, Wash., said she felt compelled to make the cross-country flight to support the students of Stoneman Douglas.

Your daughter may feel that her marriage is over and she wants to continue with the other extramarital relationship.

had to get rid of all my friends and he checked if i had any letters or messages then he said lets move away and not tell anyone only my daughter i have a friend Stu i had not to have contact with him and he was always thinking stu was following us i was head over heels in love with him then the dole said he had to go to work i said well you could get a nice job local he said no he could not go to work thinking what i was doing and who would be coming he would go home and go to work his head could not handle me here all day so he left me when leaving he said he did not want responsibility or a relashionship that was 1 week ago i rang him he could not say he loved me and he told me not to ring i have not eaten and i feel so ill i loved him so much daft me rang him again he said he would meet me and ring me that day at 5 he did not ring he did not love me did he you fight for the one you love i thought he would miss me and come back we were together 24 7 for 2 years he had to go everywhere with me i am so ill i can not get my head round it i do nt want to live i am lonely i want him

I went through the same thing with my X, s family and I am sorry to say we did nt sort it out I had numerous rows over it because I felt it was so unfair to my daughter.

I feel tremendous guilt over that one, knowing that she wanted that for her daughter.

The collaborative process helped her get past her bitter feelings toward her ex-husband to become, over time, real friends in the raising of their daughter.

:) I have so enjoyed reading your blogs, especially feeling your excitement over gaining a daughter!

I was lucky — I took over my daughter's room when she left to get married so I didn't have to feel guilty about it.