Sentences with phrase «generations of kids grow»

For one thing, new generations of kids grow up believing that boys can play with dolls and girls can take kickboxing, and they're crossing paths more frequently as a result.

There is a recent Surgeon General who said that this generation of kids growing up today might be the first to have a life expectancy shorter than that of their parents.

The generation of kids growing up now realize that content on tablets is interactive.

Not exact matches

Whereas an entire generation of kids who grew up wishing for fame imagined being on an ABC sitcom or starring in a big - budget blockbuster, tomorrow's daydreaming kids will likely be imagining a very different image of super-stardom.

«By starting as early as 3 - years - old, your kids can grow up to be part of a more prepared and financially savvy generation.»

It's been more than thirty years since Jesus turned everything right - side - up for my folks and I felt the weight of that choice at the table that night, watching all this little kid crew, another generation, all perched around my kitchen table by the light of candles in the darkness, telling us grown - ups all the things we already knew about Jesus.

Obviously as the generations have grown up and families have expanded and moved around, these holiday celebrations have changed, but one of the biggest changes for me as a kid was when my aunt, uncle and cousins moved to Kentucky.

They Grow Fast The major regret of our fathers» generation is that they missed out on spending time with their kids.

Growing up in the Eighties and Nineties, there are huge elements of my childhood which would seem unbelievably alien to children of my kids» generation, for better or for worse.

We are very kind, respectable, loving and honest people.Im a good mother, have a trying at times but great son who respects me and understands im his mother not his bff, And in my opinion the problem is ppl who do nt understand why god wants us to correct our children by not sparingthe rod... sure, some moms do nt wan na be the bad guy and «spank» bc god forbid their kid grows up to be violent - yet today most of society refuses to spank - and yet today we live in a world filled with so much murder, stealing, and crimes that i honestly believe if they had parents following gods word and disciplining like they did back in the day when older generations knew what they were doing we would live in a better world.

is a comprehensive initiative, launched by the First Lady, dedicated to solving the problem of obesity within a generation so that kids born today will grow up healthier and able to pursue their dreams.

Also I do not believe Co sleeping is the reason kids are growing up with this generation of children's feelings of self entitlement.

While today's parents grew up in a generation where physical discipline might have been the norm, many of them have taken a more «modern» and less punitive approach to discipline, like giving kids time outs.

Similarly, you can drop a ton into education without it showing appreciable impact on outcomes for 20 years as you need a whole generation of kids to grow through that upgraded system and into the workforce, and if the economy is depressed or the new jobs aren't there then you just have a bunch of better educated people facing hardship.

The generation of Austrian kids going to grade school now may grow up being so fluent in English that people like me will be redundant.

I also worry about the next generation of kids around the world growing up with Internet - based technology that emphasizes aggregation, as is the current fad.

The negative perception was most prevalent among the youngest contemporary generations, with only 10 percent of Generation Xers and 6 percent of Millennials believing that kids today will grow up to have good mental health in the future.

But the truth is that like those «80s films many of us grew up on, and which we watched a million times over on home video and cable television, «Real Steel» feels destined to become a staple in the libraries of kids in this generation.

Or perhaps it's to cater to the generation of kids who've grown up riding the Saw - themed roller coaster at Thorpe Park.

Eastwood starts by showing their younger selves, the circumstances in which they grew up (including being in a Christian school, which the script goes WAY out of its way to emphasize) including their ups and downs as kids, their mothers trying to raise them alone (who are VERY Christian) and their growth as millennials (a generation Eastwood has not had kind words for in recent years).

Audiences - of all kinds - are not only eager, but grateful to have a wider range of stories and character types to experience; a more diverse selection of talented filmmakers are telling those stories in creative and thrilling ways; and a more diverse crop of stars are becoming icons for a whole new generation of kids, who will grow up never knowing this was once a debate, at all.

As media and pop - culture scholar Henry Jenkins says, this generation is «growing up connecting online with kids from all parts of the planet being able to connect and collaborate with people who they don't see face to face takes on new importance in a network society.»

And now with Generation Z being true digital natives: growing up digitally while finding themselves (self - awareness), and learning communication skills, digital citizenship, and positive decision - making skills, kids of this generation need social emotional learning more now than evGeneration Z being true digital natives: growing up digitally while finding themselves (self - awareness), and learning communication skills, digital citizenship, and positive decision - making skills, kids of this generation need social emotional learning more now than evgeneration need social emotional learning more now than ever before!

This tends to happen because of the generation gap, many parents grew up with real books and kids today are almost living in an exclusive digital world.

It was so amazing to see kids who have grown up being encouraged and blessed by the camps, now being used by God to impact the next generation of campers!

I've loved this series forever, but they way they've dumbed it down for the next generation of kids is becoming a big turn off to people who grew up with it.

«Beasts of Balance is designed as a family game that appeals to the current generation of kids who've grown up with tablets, but which also draws them out into tabletop cooperative gameplay with physical objects....

While this was expected in many ways, due to the rise of online shopping and such, the news still stings for those of us who grew up in the last several decades, as it was the go - to toy store for many kids for generations.

Either Outcome A; our exponentially growing rate of technological change will quickly lead us to exert such devastating impact on our planet that we'll be extinct within a few generations (apologies to the guy who thought his kids would live 10,000 years), or Outcome B; our exponentially growing rate of technological change will quickly lead us to effective measures to control the global climate.

I fear that a generation are going to lose faith in our society and its institutions as these kids grow up and discover, as they eventually must, that a large component of their education was in fact complete rubbish.

... modern childhood is not conducive to a healthy psyche... Telling these kids to grow out of it simply won't help, nor is «behaving like an adult» (whatever the hell that means) going to fix an entire generation's very real, very practical problems.

We haven't had enough time for a generation of kids to grow up with online platforms and report back on how it's affected them.

Announcement: The teenagers of Generation Z, including youth in Missouri, excelled in education and health indicators despite growing up in the midst of the economic downturn, according to the 2016 KIDS COUNT Data Book from the Annie E. Casey Foundation.

For instance, Susan Gregory Thomas, the author of In Spite Of Everything: A Memoir writes «I think the generation X has been defined as the divorce generation, and about half of us grew up as latchkey kids, so we're well trained in making our own meals from age six and letting ourselves into our houses after school and basically being little adults.&raquof In Spite Of Everything: A Memoir writes «I think the generation X has been defined as the divorce generation, and about half of us grew up as latchkey kids, so we're well trained in making our own meals from age six and letting ourselves into our houses after school and basically being little adults.&raquOf Everything: A Memoir writes «I think the generation X has been defined as the divorce generation, and about half of us grew up as latchkey kids, so we're well trained in making our own meals from age six and letting ourselves into our houses after school and basically being little adults.&raquof us grew up as latchkey kids, so we're well trained in making our own meals from age six and letting ourselves into our houses after school and basically being little adults.»

Congratulations to each and every one of you that stood up to ensure we can help steer the next generation away from crime and help kids grow up ready to succeed!