Sentences with phrase «hit another child comes»

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The change came after an interaction with a woman at a grocery store who told Winfrey that watching her show had convinced her to stop hitting her child.

We know the reward comes in the end: happy, healthy and successful children and hopefully a business that's either hit critical mass or is up for sale.

As a new benefit cap comes into force, a coalition of churches is warning poor children will be hit the... More

The crunch comes when you are singled out for pain and suffering: when your family is struck with cancer, when your child is hit by a drunk driver, when your spouse has an emotional breakdown, when you are paralyzed from the waist down for life.

Recently, my print depicting my alternative ending to the classic children's book The Tiger Who Came to Tea has been a real hit with the mums.

You may think you can't see it coming, but if your child often hits in social situations, you can predict that hitting is likely in every social situation for now, until you do some intervention.

This DIY comes from The Artful Parent, and will help your child feel like the best new artist to hit the scene.

Hopefully people will at least think twice about hitting their children, and maybe some of the people we come in contact with will decide not to spank, and it will be a chain reaction.

Whether you are heading to the market or hitting the open road, you can travel with the peace of mind that your growing child is comfy, safe, and secure now, and for the adventures yet to come.

It will ensure that if the child climbs on, it doesn't come hitting down.

Sgt. Jon Seeber with the Onondaga County Sheriff's Office said they have seen this increase in kids being hit by cars during the summer before and many times it comes down to child pedestrian errors.

«So why are their changes to tax and benefits coming into force today hitting women harder than men and taking so much support from children, with families on low and middle incomes being hit the hardest of all?

The thunder buddies are back, but unfortunately, lightning doesn't strike twice for Seth MacFarlane and Mark Wahlberg in Ted 2, the lazy sequel to the 2012 hit about a man - child and his foul - mouthed little teddy bear who came to life one day.

An undeniably huge part of that is the soundtrack — full of»70s rock hits like «Come and Get Your Love,» «O - o - h Child» and «Cherry Bomb,» which actually have a story - based reason to be there.

Hit TV series creator says there's also a reunion tour, a new Judd Apatow television series and a Steven Spielberg - directed children's classic coming soon

The guy who made Martian Child and The Raven wouldn't come back for the only hit movie he's had in eight years.

This type of conversation covers the actions of older children as well, including hitting, pushing, coming in late, cheating, and a host of offensive behaviors.

Last year's BNF Healthy Eating Week survey hit the headlines revealing how little UK school children and teenagers know about food origins, with a quarter of surveyed primary school children saying that cheese comes from plants and one in ten 14 — 16 year old saying that tomatoes grow underground.

CEO Michael Pietsch said, «Our good first quarter results came from many places: # 1 bestselling books by HBG house authors James Patterson, David Baldacci, Douglas Preston & Lincoln Child, and Brad Meltzer, from backlist hits like You Are a Badass by Jen Sincero, Obama: An Intimate Portrait by Pete Souza, and Pachinko by Min Jin Lee, and from breakout bestsellers including Michael Isikoff & David Corn's riveting Russian Roulette, Jennifer Palmieri's powerful Dear Madam President, Peter Brown's delightful The Wild Robot Escapes and Vashti Harrison's inspiring Little Leaders.

Desperate and frustrated, the children hit upon the idea of building a collection of objects that are personally meaningful to each of them, in the hope that Pierre will look at it and realize that there is meaning, and come back into their world.

And a quick peek into the children's books coming out in 2013 proved that the selkie myth is no one - hit wonder — and I predict I'll stumble across a few more before its June pub date:

Their marriage hit a road bump some years back when Mark had an affair, and their three teenage children now live with Eva and her second husband, John - that is until he dies in a freak accident and Mark comes back into Eva's life to help with the children while she grieves.

It's not clear what order the calls came in, but one caller tells a dispatcher a school bus has hit a child, as screams can be heard in the background.

It's been a while since the original version of Advent Children came to Europe in DVD format — sadly coming straight to DVD rather than hitting cinemas, it was arguably one of the best pieces of CGI animation I'd ever seen.

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That cash value can come in handy if you hit financial trouble down the road, need money to put your child through college or need extra money during your retirement years.

If children want to watch a program on commercial TV, teach them to hit the mute button when the commercials come on.

I came across a video of my children a couple days ago, and I hit slow mo on my camera by accident, eliciting this video.

On the other hand, consequences that address a particular behavior but come with fair warning (like taking a toy away after explaining that toys are for playing, not for hitting) help children make better choices.

Tattling was always a pet peeve of mine and, whenver one of mine would come to me witha complaint that someone had hit, or grabbed, etc., I learned to say, «What happened just before he / she hit, grabbed, etc.» I believe anything parents can do to foster a positive self - image (that means private, not public, discipline, even if it means a quick walk to a restroom or back to the car), and to encourage mutual respect (allowing a child to express how he / she feels about the discipline being meted out by the parent, and giving an age - appropriate child a say - so in the discipline) will not only benefit the child, but will benefit all those who encounter that child during his / her lifetime.