Sentences with phrase «from nighttime parenting»

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In an attempt at being fair and even handed courts tend to divide time between parents with little understanding that nighttime separation from an attachment figure creates stress and is qualitatively very different from daytime separation.

With a little help and support from parents, most children leave their nighttime fears behind.

Otherwise well - adjusted young children frequently experience anxiety when they are separated from their parents (Jenni et al 2005; Ainsworth et al 1978), and most children also experience nighttime fears.

Some parents report that travel cribs helped their kids» transition from their parents» room back to their own rooms after some weeks with nightmares, nighttime accidents, or other sleep problems.

But parents in the control condition were free to solicit advice from their regular medical providers, and they were free to adopt any nighttime strategies they wished.

I was also often alone with nighttime parenting since Husband was coming and going from work at all hours of the night.

I know from my evaluation interviews with parents of babies with Flat Head Syndrome and Torticollis that most parents don't realize how much time their babies spend in the same position in various pieces of gear until they really stop and total it up - car seat time, nighttime in the Rock»n Play, awake time in an infant swing.

While we're on the topic of nighttime parenting, here is something Steph from Grace For My Sheep wrote about sleep training.

However, my nighttime parenting habits are currently under aggressive attack from the experts, with everyone from pediatricians to the U.S. government now terrorizing mothers around the issue of co-sleeping.

Ezzo writes that «Between seven and nine weeks, parents [who have followed «Babywise» recommendations from birth] can expect [baby's] nighttime sleep cycles to be a continuous 7 - 8 hours.

Whether you're losing sleep from nighttime nursing sessions, or losing sleep from worry, or simply worn out from chasing a toddler around all day — parenting = being run down.

But he had felt that night, while his wife kept the children over by the road — he had rushed them from the house when he saw that the barn was on fire — as he watched the enormous flames flying into the nighttime sky, then heard the terrible screaming sounds of the cows as they died, he had felt many things, but it was just as the roof of his house crashed in, fell into the house itself, right into their bedrooms and the living room below with all the photos of the children and his parents, as he saw this happen he had felt — undeniably — what he could only think was the presence of God, and he understood why angels had always been portrayed as having wings, because there had been a sensation of that — of a rushing sound, or not even a sound, and then it was as though God, who had no face, but was God, pressed up against him and conveyed to him without words — so briefly, so fleetingly — some message that Tommy understood to be: It's all right, Tommy.

This intelligent and obedient dog inherits the virtues from both parent breeds that one can expect from a pet dog, ready to do anything for the «master», they would even alert them barking at strange noises, especially during nighttime, making them a great guard dog.

So if we define «attachment parenting» as a kind of frenetic attempt to deliver fast responses (including unnecessary intrusions that prevent babies from developing patterns of consolidated, nighttime sleep), we have little reason to think this would benefit families.