Sentences with phrase «grown successful children»

I'm an Entrepreneur and a Businesswoman, but the titles I'm most proud of are Mom and Grandmom — Mom to three grown successful children and MeeMee to five adorable grandkids.

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But in a recent interview, he also says there's something parents should definitely try to do if they want to spend time with their children and be there to help them grow into healthy, successful citizens.

Now you can virtually guarantee that your children or grandchildren grow up happy and successful in life.

Most parents want their children to grow up, mature, move out and become successful.

When poor children grow up in an environment marked by stable, responsive parenting; by schools that make them feel a sense of belonging and purpose; and by classroom teachers who challenge and support them, they thrive, and their opportunities for a successful life increase exponentially.

Aside from reading his book, Kim John Payne's biography from his website speaks volumes about both his experience as a parent educator and his heart as someone who truly wants to help families to slow down so parents can enjoy their children and children can enjoy their childhood — and grow up to be successful adults in our society:

With a bad environment and poor parenting, orchid children can end up depressed, drug - addicted, or in jail — but with the right environment and good parenting, they can grow up to be society's most creative, successful, and happy people.

My teaching degree, basic medical education, lactation counseling expertise, extensive experience in working with children have helped me to grow a successful career focused on helping, caring and celebrating well - rested families all over the world.

Even if you are an involved dad, until we are successful, your children and grandchildren will be growing up in a culture of absent fathers and unfathered children.

Here are some recommendations for how parents can continue to get to know their children, and how to celebrate their lives and provide encouragement to enable them to grow and develop into happy, successful adults.

I started as the poster child for «craft fair don'ts» and grew into a successful handmade business owner selling full time through craft fairs, online and wholesale accounts.

The consensus among many marriage experts is that although divorce is a difficult process, most children from broken homes will grow into successful adults.

Children who have grown up with an uninvolved parent have lower self - esteem, a higher need to be accepted, are more likely to abuse drugs and alcohol, and are more likely to be less successful adults in their community.

I am so glad when child actors grow up to be brilliantly talented and successful adults... Well, that's silly, because I am glad when any child grows up to be brilliantly talented, but I do think children in the spotlight can have a rough beginning.

However, just like any child growing up, he has begun to demonstrate more independence as the pair begins to spend a few moments apart during the day, marking a significant point in his successful growth.

As the child grows older, the bladder capacity will increase, which is important in order to achieve successful potty training.

The child is successful in school, in part, because breastmilk has helped her develop well, grow, and remain healthy.

There is absolutely no «one size fits all» miracle method for raising perfect children who will grow into successful adults.

Identifying core components of interventions found to be effective and understanding what it takes to implement those components with fidelity to the program model is critical to successful replication and scale - up of effective programs and practices in different community contexts and populations.7 There is growing recognition in the early childhood field of the importance of effective implementation and the need for implementation research that can guide adoption, initial implementation, and ongoing improvement of early childhood interventions.8, 9,10 The promise of implementation research and using data to drive program management is compelling because it offers a potential solution to the problem of persistent gaps in outcomes between at - risk children and their more well - off peers.

As the research shows, a parenting style which balances parents» expectations and guidance while allowing the child to have more input can be the best for helping our children grow into successful, resilient adults.

There are about a million or more good things parents can do to help their children grow up to be stellar individuals, but study after study has found there are some simple, doable things parents can focus on to give their children the best chance at being successful and happy throughout their lives.

I went from a city lawyer to a baby massage instructor and through my successful business practice I have been able to completely love my job, find my passion in life and spend time with my three children as they have grown up.

Grow your own potatoes have been running 5 years and support over 1 million children across the UK by supplying them with free growing kits containing all you need for a successful crop.

A child who will grow up to be happy, successful, and have a positive impact on the world and those in it.

As parents, we hope our child will be successful at school, learning and growing towards adulthood and independence.

«Armand Miele's unique memoir, based on his biography and his musings for the Rockland County Times, tells the American struggle from every angle, from growing up with less than zero in the Depression - era Bronx, to building a successful business, to battling terminal cancer and winning, and surviving the devastating loss of a child.

Through the successful Let's Grow programme Morrisons has given away more than # 18.5 million worth of equipment to over 26,500 schools, so that 5 million children up and down the UK now have access to Let's Grow gardening and cooking equipment, meaning half of the UK's children can learn about where real food comes from.

Successful societies need human capital — and human capital is produced when a society invests in its children so that they grow up to be healthy, productive citizens.

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The most successful approach for people with type 1 diabetes tends to involve fewer carbohydrates without limitations on protein, particularly for growing children.

would like to have someone to share good times with, my children are grown, successful and im very proud of them, now its time for me to start living, i like many things, love outside activities, hunting, fishing, and...

A successful family man worries that his four children are losing touch with black culture because they are growing up in an affluent, mostly white neighborhood.

Ariana Bernstein stars as «Guin,» a former child star now grown into a pump & narcissistic adult who still hopes to be a successful actress even though she has neither good looks nor great talent.

Clark Gregg will direct from his screenplay the noir fable about a loser agent for young actors - and washed - up child star himself - who stumbles upon a brilliant 13 - year - old prodigy (played by newcomer Saxon Sharbino) and then tries to close the mega-deal that will make her a star while managing her drunk volatile father, the poaching attempts of a more successful nemesis and a growing awareness that his innocent young starlet may not be at all what she seems.

When parents get involved in their children's education, children are more likely to do better in school, be better behaved, have more positive attitudes toward school, and grow up to be more successful in life.

And in places where the need is great but philanthropy is less available, successful charters have to move mountains in order to grow to serve more children.

A growing body of research shows how noncognitive abilities help children become happy, successful adults, Duckworth adds, but it is a misstep to then include them in school - accountability systems — now or maybe ever.

We need to listen to our families and to create pathways for Native children to learn on their terms, so they can grow into happy, well - adjusted, successful adults.

We know that all parents, educators, and other adults who care for children and youth want nothing more than to see them grow into happy and successful adults who make good choices for themselves and for others.

My attempt getting in the back of an extended cab was almost too successful as I promptly got stuck in the reverse; it's good for kids, medium mutts and assorted flotsam and jetsam, but adults or grown children are far better served by the Crew cab's arrangement.

Now a grown man returning from Europe as a successful painter, Seth is settling down on Maryland's Eastern Shore, surrounded once again by Cam, Ethan, and Phil, their wives and children, all the blessed chaos of the extended Quinn clan.

Someone once told me that the only difference between a child who grows up to make it in life and one who doesn't is that the successful adult was read to — that's right, someone curled up at bedtime and read aloud to her, filling her head with images, ideas and stories before she went off to dreamland and schemed her own.

Up until two years ago, Jennifer Gunn was a successful corporate lawyer in Kelowna B.C., with a six - figure income, two happy children and a steadily growing savings account.

PHOENIX --(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Pets often rise to the top of the holiday gift lists for children and grown - ups alike and many families across North America will get a new puppy or kitten for Christmas, yet experts from PetSmart Charities say adopting a four - legged friend before the hectic holiday season could help ensure a more successful new pet transition and enriching holiday celebration with the new family member.

Our Vancouver Kelowna Post Separation Coparenting lawyers also are well aware that the single greatest predictor for ensuring your child grows up healthy and successful as an adult is the «absence of parental conflict».

Successful child care counselors have a love for children and a passion for helping them grow.

Teacher Aide Resume Objective 1: To become a successful teacher aide and assist the teachers in providing a positive atmosphere for the students to make the children grow and learn in a good and better way.

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Rather then declaring a «winner,» the issue is how to help a child grow into a successful human being, how to shield the child from the potential trauma of divorce, and how to satisfy the child's ongoing and shifting developmental needs.

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