Sentences with phrase «home around a small child»

If puppies go through a lot of negative experiences early in life, such as a bad shelter experience, mishandling or mistreatment, these events could cause a new pet owner to be wary when bringing this puppy home around a small child.

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«My parents introduced me to a local outdoor cycling track as a small child when I showed an interest in riding my bike and racing my brothers on the streets around our family home
Historically, CAP has made use of a small staff and limited resources to find homes for thousands of children locally and around the nation.
Windows and stairs are the first things that come to mind when thinking of baby proofing a home, but they are not the only things you need to keep in check when you have a small child running around.
Our Green House took root 13 years ago in our hometown in Connecticut as a small, local boutique committed to changing the way we look at the everyday products we use around our homes and for our children.
Mine has been in my possession for around 48 years, it was in a home we bought when I was a small child.
Parents who pay anything up to around # 900 for a skiing trip for their child are hardly likely to refuse to pay a small additional sum to ensure their child spends another night in the hotel and also, ensure that the driver gets that all important sleep before setting off on the long journey home.
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Invite small groups of children to look around the classroom to find all sorts of homes.
Although parents mean well, and the rise of stranger danger has become a part of everyone's lives, the radius around the parental home where children play is becoming rapidly smaller.
She is very nervous around small children so she would be best in a home with adults only.
For those who are thinking of bringing a sago palm into their home or yard, be sure to exercise extreme caution around animals and small children.
If a dog that you are bringing home is going to be around small children you will need to give some thought to not only the dog's natural characteristics but also the level of energy that the children can display.
She prefers to lay around in a quieter home without other dogs or small children.
He loves being with his people, is polite with everyone he meets, and has some experience around kids, but has a little handling sensitivity so will not be placed in a home with smaller children.
Under the broadest estimate of potential beneficiaries — that is, families with children not yet in kindergarten and pregnant women who don't have small children — the answer hovers around 18 million, according to the 2017 Home Visiting Yearbook.
Compared to CHIP, the Maternal, Infant and Early Childhood Home Visiting Program (MIECHV) is small — serving around 160,000 families — but advocates say it's become a critical part of the social safety net for the most vulnerable new moms and children.
A secured fence around the pool and hard covers on hot tubs are necessary items if you ever have small children in the home.
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