Sentences with phrase «judge other parents»

I even went so far as to judge other parents whose kids slept in the «marriage beds.»

Though it is easy to judge other parents from a distance, if we come together to support each other, we can be that much stronger.

Yup, karma's a killer.Before you have kids, it's extremely easy to judge other parents and their children.

We judge other parents.

It's taken me an embarrassingly long time to come to this place, but if I'm not going to judge other parents, I've also got to stop judging myself.

And I don't judge other parents for their shortcomings or their beliefs, even if they differ from mine.

I feel it's important to note that I do not judge other parents for making a different choice.

Let's think before we speak and try not to judge other parents out there too harshly.

Yes, we judge other parents.

Just the way we judge others in every other aspect of life, we judge other parents.

Am I here to judge other parents?

This leads us to both limit our own children and judge other parents» decisions harshly.

Do I judge other parents for choosing not to practice EC?

People, parents in particular in my experience tend to judge other parents.

If you are the kind of parent who is judging other parents on what you perceive to be unsafe parenting practices, now is the time stop.

Do what YOU feel is BEST for YOUR baby... and STOP JUDGING other parents!

I'm not here to say that any of these practices make the hippie parent a better one, because people who spend time judging other parents need to GTFO.

What bothered and embarrassed me was the notion that I may have been guilty of judging other parents.

In what ways have you felt yourself judging other parents?

I know I have silently judged other parents even though I think it is terrible behavior, which begs the question, why are we doing this to each other?

on the way home i was thinking about this post and also thought about how many times i have judged other parents» actions without knowing the whole story.

Judging other parents on their parenting style?

Not exact matches

«Attending school open houses, observing classrooms, and talking with other local parents are all good ways to learn about local schools,» Reardon added, stressing that numbers alone are never enough to judge a school.

I think God will judge in the day of judgment whether or not Jesus Christ is your beating heart and how you contributed his message to others and how you loved the parent who stole your kids candy then called your kid «the liar» & forgave them some were kind to them because thats what Jesus would do have done.

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Lest you think I'm judging what other parents do, I'm simply sharing my beliefs and letting you know that I live what I believe.

Be judged on one - upping all the other parents in terms of fun and playful presentation, without going so far over the top that you get shunned by the other parents.

A pressure test that gives you 5 minutes to prepare a soccer snack for 25 children that will be judged on taste by the kids and on nutrition by the other parents.

I have plenty of other posts I could point you to on my blog that outline the reasons why I write about how we can become better parents, how I feel about the «don't judge me» requests, and so on.

This is what I'm getting at... Aside from abuse and drugs, I think parents should stop judging others.

I mean, judging and attacking other parents is an expression of an opinion, however badly conceived.

I think that if you never get judged by others for your parenting, you either only hang out with people exactly the same as you, and you are perfect in living out your convictions, or you hang out only with people who are non-judgemental (very rare).

At BeBe Bottle Sling, we believe parents should support each other, build each other up, and never judge each other.

There are two fallacies here: one is the belief that the other parents are judging you critically instead of feeling empathy for you because of their own experiences with their children.

Since becoming a mother, I've witnessed how others live to judge and tell you, either to your face or behind your back, what you are doing wrong in terms of parenting.

Emotional outbursts upset the judge and might give the child's other parent an advantage.

I had a very similar experience, but on top of the horror of not being able to find my kid then finding him splashing around in a pond I also felt the glares and shock of other parents judging me and I couldn't handle it.

I have always admired the ability of dads of not judging each other in the way they parent and raise their kids.

Avoid judging or criticizing your child's home with the other parent.

Facebook, the media, and even other women with kids» comments about parents like me made me feel constantly judged.

(I've written about this sticky issue before in Why Kids + Food = Conversational Hot Potato, and even here on The Lunch Tray, we've seen sparks fly when parents start judging each other about kids and food).

Given the other factors, the issue that I want to discuss more is the bed - sharing method that is often a source of arguments between some medical experts and even parents who often unknowingly judging each other.

If either parent does not submit a parenting plan, the judge may adopt the plan of the other parent, if it is deemed to be in the best interests of the child.

So for a father, his abilities as a sole parent or guardian are brought to the fore and judged a lot more harshly than in other circumstances.

We've all felt judged by other parents.

Gentle parenting, cry it out, baby led weaning, shop bought puree, designer baby clothes, a wardrobe full of hand me downs: however you decide to bring up your child, don't let the fear of other people judging you stop you doing things the way you want to.

No, they have the right to parent / birth / feed how they want, but clearly others can judge you for it.

In such cases, the judge may grant physical custody to the parent who is deemed more likely to provide a stable environment while fostering a loving relationship with the other parent.

Other times, judges will weigh the factors outlined above and find the parents equally fit.