Sentences with phrase «how safe you feel»

I don't think I'm ruining my kid, because I know he'll eventually sleep great because of how safe he feels in his life.

No matter how safe you feel about your childproofing gates and cabinet locks; remember that eventually a children will try and break through it!

The survey included questions that asked whether the women felt healthy, whether they enjoyed their lives, how safe they felt, how satisfied they were in their personal relationships and how often they had felt depressed or anxious in the past four weeks.

The very top thing I like is how safe I feel driving it.

We were surprised at how safe we felt.

In fact, we often mentioned how safe we felt as opposed to other countries where pickpocketing and other crime is prevalent.

No matter how safe you feel, life has ways of throwing that aside.

So how you deal with your emotions and how open you are to people, how safe you feel with other people really comes out a lot in bed.

Not exact matches

How can they protect your team when they don't feel safe themselves?

Organizations can have their employees complete this questionnaire to gain an understanding of how safe employees feel at work.

In a way, this reminds me of how people, at the beginning of the tablet market, bought a keyboard to use with their tablets so they could revert to a user experience they had experienced for so long with PCs and that felt familiar and safe.

But more so, how about the right of people to observe their faith without interference, and the need to feel safe from criticism and harassment in that environment.

This makes it difficult for us to keep growing, but in the moment it feels like keeping the group pure and safe or standing up for principle / tradition, and that's how we rationalize it.

Oh my Snotsickle, twist it how you wish but that is not how it reads and without further explanation from the actual writer it is safe to say you're making a grand assumption that is baseless and only meant to make you feel smart (you're not).

As someone who often wishes I could create a safe, conflict - free bubble to exist in, I wonder how we're supposed to navigate the tense and awkward moments with others, particularly during a season when it feels most difficult to avoid them.

Nicole wasn't raging at Drew because she didn't respect him; she was trying to get through to the only man she has ever loved, and she didn't know how to get him to listen to how much she needed him to make her feel safe again.

Sometimes parents themselves, bombarded with nannying advice about how they should teach their children to be «safe», feel that they are letting their children down if they don't give their ten year old explicit sex instruction.

I asked him why he followed them, and he said they made him feel safe because he didn't have to think about how to live his life to please God... all he had to do was follow the rules.

How do you create conversational environments that feel relatively safe for everyone involved without sidestepping the tough realities of racism and privilege?

Most people just pretend to believe in God because that is what is expected of them by their peers, but once surrounded by the cloak of Anonymity suddenly feel safe to write how they really feel.

«Yahweh sent lions among them,» and it was only when a Hebrew priest was furnished to «teach them the law of the god of the land... how they should fear Yahweh,» that they felt safe.

We tried to create safe spaces, to teach them how to ask good and hard questions, to make them feel loved and known.

We don't have to be geniuses to figure out how to do this; we just have to be courageous and consistent in doing the things that make people feel safe and cared for.

Ethical Kitchen has become one of healing places not only because they serve nourishing clean food I feel safe to eat, but also knowing how they contribute to the community, I feel the care and love that is beaming from this little restaurant.

Perhaps we take for granted just how versatile this meat really is, or maybe we just feel safe with the recipes we've made over and over again.

We have no chance of wining title, Arsenal fight don't make me laugh.We have spent monies and still no better.We have probably the best squad the club has ever had yet we have manager who can't get them to play.The club are just playing safe by not sacking Wenger, top 4 we do them, but how bad will they feel if Spurs win title.

You know how when your job is safe, you tend to put less effort into it, because you start to feel like doing what you do is easy, and you slide into a slippery slope while others are working hard for their place.

We know how solid the Kos - Mert partnership is but Mert has been poor lately and I would feel much safer if we had Chambers instead of Mert.

Regardless of what side of the debate you fall on, children need to know that they are safe, that there are adults in charge and that yes, you have feelings one way or the other about how the election went.

If you have been hurt badly, lied to or had significant physical and emotional damage from traditional medical care — being forced back into that environment will cause fear, that will hamper labour due to how women were made (any threat the woman feels causes labour to slow until she no longer experiences that «fight or flight response», and when she feels safe again, labour should resume)-- labour slows and then interventions «have» to be done... and the cycle repeats itself — reenforcing the belief that the hospital is not the place to birth.

If you're not a member — it's like this: Your mental health impacts how safe your babe feels.

You never know how labor is going to progress, but you can put plans in place so that you feel safe, supported, and loved in whatever the day brings.

Ask them to share their feelings and brainstorm solutions on how to feel and stay safe at school.

Yes, I was thinking that the saying «birth is as safe as life gets» the other day when I was feeling just how unsafe life is.

And really, the way you help support her self - esteem, her bonding with you, her feeling safe with you is to realize girls and women need more time generally speaking to express how they feel.

No matter how much they protest, teenagers really do want to feel protected and like they have that one place as a safe haven from pressures.

Family rituals make kids feel safe and build lasting memories, says Meg Cox, author of The Book of New Family Traditions: How to Create Great Rituals for Holidays & Everyday.

They keep the child's developing mind knowing the parameters of what is safe in the world and what is not, what is expected by his social group or not, how she can gain a feeling of contentment or not.

Many women actually feel safer having the baby at home, and midwives and obstetricians believe that how the woman feels is just as important as hers and the baby's physical health.

How can we parents lay down some fundamentals to help our kids begin and sustain friendships with kids that make them feel happy and safe?

My stock response, when I am being told how someone else parented, is a variation on the following: As long as your baby feels comforted, safe, and loved, and you are making informed choices supported by evidence - based research, then what more can you do?

There are times when events going on outside your family affect how your children feel about themselves and whether they see their world as a safe place.

I would sum up by saying two things: that each case is unique and all the factors have to be considered; that every child, no matter what, will do better when he has a healthy, working attachment in his life, someone who knows how to collect him and make him feel safe and taken care of in this world.

And how their parents treat each other is a major indicator of whether or not they feel safe.

And if your teen feels like they need others to know how they're feeling, encourage them to talk with you or a few of their safe friends.

This study shows that learning to deal with emotions and stress, and feeling safe at a young age plays a role in how we handle these same issues later in life.

The consent policy illustrates how the 8th Amendment takes away the rights of women to decide how or where they given birth — where they feel safest, what they decide to be best for themselves and their baby.

I'd rather think about her name than think about how I'm going to keep her safe out there... or maybe it's because we all know that, despite our best efforts, we can't prevent them from being bullied, or getting hurt, or just feeling the ups and downs of being human... so we try to exert some control over the one thing that we know will travel with them... maybe it's a little like trying to wrap them in a protective spell J

The most straight - forward way I help people to figure out how to do this is to first remember what basic needs must be met: feeling safe, secure, and loved.

Whether you're breastfeeding or formula feeding, both methods are nutritionally fulfilling for babies, and no matter how you feed your baby, as long as you're cuddling their sweet little warm body next to yours, they will feel loved and safe.