Sentences with phrase «going to the bathroom more»

His sister has gone to the bathroom more than he has... and that competition doesn't effect him either.

Frequent urination When you feel yourself having to go to the bathroom more and more each day that is a good sign that you are pregnant.

As the baby begins to grow and the uterus begins to enlarge, the sensations of having to go to the bathroom more often than usual begin, and last throughout the pregnancy as baby grows.

You might be going to the bathroom more often than normal during the day, or you might be getting up several times during the night to urinate.

To be honest, you might be constipated, or you may go to the bathroom more often than usual.

It's possible that a diet rich in asparagus could prevent these painful infections from developing, since going to the bathroom more frequently can help move bad bacteria out of the urinary tract.

Because of its diuretic action (need to go to the bathroom more), coffee leaches key fertility nutrients out of the body.

You may, however, notice that: you're hungrier than normal you're losing weight, despite eating more you're thirstier than normal you have to go to the bathroom more frequently you're more tired than usual All of those are typical symptoms associated with diabetes, so if you're in the early stages of diabetes, you may notice them.

However, this type of fiber helps your body by promoting healthy bowel function making you go to the bathroom more regularly.

She has also been identified as having abnormally dilute urine, meaning she will need to go to the bathroom more often than the average dog.

Watch for recurring accidents, needing to go to the bathroom more, and blood in the stool or urine.

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During a transition to a fresh diet, the bacteria and amount of nutrients are different in the intestinal tract, which means dogs may have looser stools, or go to the bathroom more frequently during the transition phase.

Drinking a lot of water at work means you'll have to get up and go to the bathroom more regularly than you normally do.

Not exact matches

If Uber can beat out the competition by offering up an easy way to find the bathroom, that might be a way to snag a few more drivers on the go.

I remember one moment very vividly: I was in the bathroom when I heard a few of my classmates complaining about having to go to class and discussing how many more points they needed to pass the course.

I'm sure at some point someone has had to go to the bathroom so bad they did not to shoot more people and decided to go relieve themselves instead.

If he is showing a lot of resistance in going to the bathroom, or having more accidents than success even after a week, maybe he is still not ready.

The morning sickness is gone, but it will soon be replaced by common symptoms such as pinched nerves, swollen ankles and more trips to the bathroom.

As a breastfeeding mother, if anyone told me to go to a bathroom to feed my child, I would more than upset.

because although he pees more frequently on the floor while naked, he also is much more inclined to go pee by himself in the bathroom.

The easier it is for them to use the bathroom, the more likely they will be to want to go than too.

Like, don't go around saying «oh, my child will NEVER watch more than 10 minutes of TV a day» because I guarantee you, the first time you actually want to do something normal like blow dry your hair, paint your nails or use the bathroom without an audience, the TV becomes your best friend.

Sometimes this is related to anxiety about actually using the bathroom and other times it is more social anxiety — for example kids are worrying «Will somebody else know I'm going?»

For instance, she'll often use simpler words with a peer («I need go potty») but more complex constructions with you («I need to go to the bathroom»).

It's also a much less obvious addition to... MORE a bathroom than some brighter, louder chairs, making it perfect for minimalists, those who like a simple, no - fuss aesthetic and kids who may be intimated by chairs that have a lot going on.

Bathing, brushing teeth, and going to the bathroom shouldn't take more than a half hour or so.

When I go to the bathroom she goes with me, & more she goes with me she still does nt want to go.

It does require more time in the bathroom throughout the day to make sure that your child goes and you are essentially getting them to pick up the habit of potty training in one day.

AND, when she's had stories and songs with Daddy, scratches and foot rubs and being rocked like a baby with me, and then she asks for water, and then she asks to go to the bathroom and we have to sneak into the adjoining master bedroom where the baby is sleeping to use the bathroom or walk all the way downstairs to do so, and then we get back to her bed and she wants more hugs and kisses, and then she says she has a boo - boo that needs a band - aid... eventually there has to be a stopping point, right?

We're just never going to be more than 7 seconds from the bathroom.

Some time after 11:00 pm, Kevin took Emilia and did more skin to skin while I went upstairs with my midwives and doula to use the bathroom and to assess whether or not I needed stitches.

If you're gonna give moms a room to nurse in, you better make it someplace other than a makeshift bathroom, and you better make sure it accommodates more than one mother at a time (because do they seriously expect that only ONE mother will need to breastfeed her child at a time in an entire international airport?)

if going to an airconditioned location is not possible, we just spend more time at the bathroom.

The easier it is for them to go to the bathroom, the more likely they will want to use the bathroom.

«I recommend once kids start to walk, simply having a child toddle in with you to the bathroom as you explain that poop goes in the potty, how to flush the toilet, things like that,» says Dr. Laura Jana, author of It's You and Me Against the Pee... «The more active effort can start 18 to 24 months, but sometimes later if children are not showing signs of readiness.»

Yet, based on these data, no one has proposed that pregnant women should wake up more often to go to the bathroom.

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If you are out and about at the same places, try to scope out more kid - friendly bathrooms — family restrooms where you can all be in together, cleaner bathrooms that don't make you vomit when you go in, ones that have nice large handicap stalls, etc..

Something simple like having the toddler / kid go to the bathroom, wash their hands and put on lotion before meals can be calming to a child's sensory system, which makes them more willing to eat when they get to the table.

You want her to mimic the action of using the bathroom to go pee and poop more than anything else and watching either parent is fine.

Knowing that I was going to be picked up from the airport along with Dr. James McKenna, well - known cosleeping expert and author of Sleeping with Your Baby, I made a dash to the bathroom at the Nashville airport to change out of my jeans, tank top, and sandals into an outfit in which I would be more comfortable shaking hands with a renowned parenting expert.

I woke up at 3 am on the 3rd of October with more powerful contractions, and I went in to the bathroom, the only room in the house where no one was sleeping, and sat on my Swiss ball breathing through the contractions.

Now I wake up more to go to the bathroom!

Slowly you will see your son take more responsibility with going to the bathroom, but like the saying goes... «accidents happen.»

I can't, so I make sure to accomplish one task a day (laundry, kitchen, bathroom, bills) so I don't go crazy, and if I get more done.

That's IllumiBowl, the new LED toilet night light that makes going to the bathroom much more convenient.

For example, understanding that restlessness could be triggered by a need to go for a walk or use the bathroom — and then addressing those needs — will result in a far more effective response than asking the person with dementia simply to sit back down.

And before you head inside, let him have a few minutes to run around and explore, and to go to the bathroom once more.

I have only been on the diet for a couple weeks, and already my skin has begun to clear up, my gas and bathroom issues have lessened and are almost normal, I have much more energy, I go to sleep and wake up at normal times, I feel in control of what I eat, and I keep getting better.