Sentences with phrase «from listening to kids»

The idea for the product came from listening to my kids complain that their blueberries got warm and mushy at school, despite using insulated lunchboxes with frozen gel coolers tossed inside them.

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After the morning tech workshops, the kids and their parents will come together for lunch and ice cream, and listen to some words of wisdom from Zillow Group CEO Spencer Rascoff and Code.org founder Hadi Partovi.

If our kids listen to us, we can save them from harm and help them in life.

Again, he uses another intentionally loaded turn - of - phrase: «Oreo» is a pejorative that kids use against black kids who «act white,» that is, they live outside of black stereotypes by doing anything from listening to classical music to wanting to pursue higher education.

Christian music that these kids listen to is no different from what the regular world listens to, they just put the pagan name Jesus Christ to it or add God and Lord, pagan names too.

Because a real Science person would not think animals can talk, wearing robes means something, lighting candles does magic, a god in the sky listens to peoples praying, that magical rituals can affect something, and that we decend from inbreeding (adam and eve's kids scr3wed each other)

However, I bet you might be interested in hearing what I have to say about it from Genesis 1, so if the kids are out of listening range, start listening!

I've been at camps and watched 250 kids listen to [Bucknell coach and Native American] Sid Jamieson bring greetings from the People of the Long House and talk about honoring your environment and playing for the Creator.

Away from the stage, kids work on crafts in the family tent, while musicians form jam circles in the woods along the river or listen to an instrument contest or workshop in the Wildflower Tent.

Listening to music whilst walking may also distract kids from their environment, resulting in them banging into objects and people and potentially incurring injuries as a result.

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Another thing I absolutely loved about her presentation is she stops from time to time to ask us questions about our difficulties and needs when it comes to getting our kids to listen.

Swimming lessons or a music class will give him practice being away from you, listening to an authority figure, and socializing with other kids.

Kids need to be told what they're good at, but (surprise) they don't always listen when they hear it from Mom and Dad.

Berkner might sing old favorites from the recording such as «Froggie Went a Courtin»» and «Oh Susanna» or maybe she'll have kids make the noise of the toys in the song called «The Toy Museum» or stomp, dance and jump around to «BOOTS» or settle down to listen to a tune about the perfect nightlight: the moon.

Just remember that all kids, regardless of age, benefit from having the adults in their lives listen to and validate their feelings.

From newborns to well past the big one, your kid will love listening to the classical music this little player plays as well as the bright lights that light up in coordination with the song.

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Kids really do know how to heal from their emotional hurts — if we can be there to listen and support them through the process.

Kids who are first learning to read get more information from listening to books read aloud than from reading them independently.

McDonald's uses the occasion to tout its participation in the Children's Food and Beverage Advertising Initiative (but you already know how I feel about that group — see «Fox Guards Henhouse: Industry's «Self - Regulation» of Children's Food Advertising «-RRB-; it promises to set up a «Kids» Food and Nutrition Advisory Board;» it says the company will submit to third party verification of its efforts, the results of which will be reported publicly; and, my personal favorite, executives from the company will go on a «listening tour» next month to learn more from parents and nutrition experts on the role McDonald's can play in improving child nutrition.

Here are the discussions for our other picks: Far From The Tree, NurtureShock, and How To Talk So Kids Will Listen.

From making decisions about the kind of music you listen to while your kids are around, to deciding to push harder into your career or pull back from your carFrom making decisions about the kind of music you listen to while your kids are around, to deciding to push harder into your career or pull back from your carfrom your career.

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And I mean I think that a lot of moms and myself, in particular, I remember when I was at work was I had this unrealistic expectation of how much my baby needed to feed, I mean my kids were getting like eight ounce bottles while I was away and I was like wow my supply isn't keeping up and now with this research as well as listening to what you're saying, our babies actually, well they are not transferring eight ounces from the breast, so why would they need it from the bottle and maybe that makes moms feel a little bit more secure that their babies are actually getting you know, what they need and the moms are able to produce what they need when they're away from their baby.

From my experience, kids really love Savasana and will be especially quiet and still if they know a foot rub is coming, or are listening to a favorite song or story.

Constantly to be aware of what I say to them, what I want them to do and also just to really listen to what they are saying; I've worked with kids for over 15 years and what I have found is that kids know what they want and who they are better than any adult, we can learn a lot from them if we just listen and follow in their footsteps.

Think about your own afternoon and early evening: Maybe you leave work, sit in traffic, listen to the news or make a phone call, pick up the kids, make dinner, help with homework, answer emails, clean up from dinner, get ready to start it all over again tomorrow, then fall into bed exhausted.

When you're listening to the radio in the car and your kid starts parroting some astonishingly repugnant lyrics from the latest hit song, start a dialogue.

Or do you ever want an hour away from the kids and need an excuse to plug your earphones in and listen to music?

My kids and I have been listening to the fun songs since we received the early release album «Songs from the Monkey House».

Im 41 with three kids that i love more than anything... I am a medicial assistant... i am 100 % mowhawk indian from six nations... i enjoy laughing having fun... listen to all kinds of music..

lonely single guy wanting to share life with a special lady - im not «clingy» and l think a good relation exists on a mutual honesty from each one.l like kids - and will respect others, l love to talk and listen - and l am looking for a person l can trust my heart too.

It's like they commissioned 2 songs and only played those two throughout the film (some bullshit about being yourself or liking yourself); it was how I'd imagine hell, and all you get to listen to is 2 songs from Kids Bop or some crap.

He listens to a Dr. Frank Harte (Aidan Gillen) spout atheistic views while puffing on a cigarette, a youth who has not «the gift of gab» and is unable to «make it» with any woman (he wants to join the army to kill people in revenge), and especially a rich fellow, Michael Fitzgerald (Dylan Moran), whose wife and kids have left him and who is so detached from his money that he urinates on an expensive painting.

Apparently every kid at Tara's high school has been listening to the live online broadcast of this mystery DJ who not only speaks from the heart, but from the perspective of disgruntled teens everywhere, all while playing the rock n» roll that causes the kids to gyrate their hips and jump up and down.

or had very bad voice directing... i would rather have someone cut up audio files from the cartoon and overlap it LOL then listen to them... the film looked great and moved well with the story... it was only rushed due to film time limitations... but the kids just sounded horrid... but that is my opinion im sure lots of ppl enjoyed the film...

Joy Hakim: When I saw the textbooks my kids brought home from school, and listened to their anguish about having to read them, I decided to see what I could do.

With each unit, I tried to include an art project, listened to the culture's music (usually during map work), tried having the kids sample a food, wrote in their writing system, listened to a story from the culture, etc..

«Kids do an awful lot of sitting in chairs and listening to people tell them things,» saysJones, whose idea for the outreach program came from a rather fruitless day as a visitinglecturer in an eighth - grade classroom.

Listening to our students is always interesting and worthwhile, whether the kids are speaking their own minds (almost always the case) or whether they are channeling careful coaching they have received in advance from their teachers and parents (which happens occasionally, and is always quite obvious).

We were all swapping happy pics and talking about our holiday and I said «Okay, listen to this» and it did stop everyone and it was confronting because those kids were actually reading from a newsletter I'd done about why it's important to go on to Year 12 and any successes that you have, from going on to Year 12, how important it is.

Little data exists on whether kids actually listen to what their parents say, he concedes, but if you don't talk to your children, he argues, they're left to absorb norms from, most likely, pornography.

Corbett and Wilson's ongoing studies about the perspectives and roles of students in school improvement were perhaps best elaborated on in the findings from their comprehensive study of Philadelphia schools, published in Listening to Urban Kids: School Reform and the Teachers They Want (2001).

It's frustrating to listen to Chancellor Carmen Farina talk about the state of New York City public schools, because the school system she talks about in press conferences is so far removed from the reality that so many kids face every day.

I remember... listening to the kids talk on the school bus on the way home from school... and really being interested in what the 3rd graders were doing (I was in Kindergarten)... they were learning to multiply!

My kids and I have a fun time driving around town with the sunroof open and listening to music from my iPod.

Check out books for the kids and audiobooks for you to listen to on the drive from your local library.

Having great parental controls will block your kids voice from buying things from Amazon or listening to music with explicit lyrics.

It would now be up to me to figure out how much of what this little boy said was accurate and how much was gobbledygook picked up from listening to the whispers of older kids.