Sentences with phrase «kids and families thrive»

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The sure - bet careers are disappearing, and as Wall Street Journal «Work & Family» columnist Sue Shellenbarger writes in «Raising Kids Who Can Thrive Amid Chaos in Their Careers,» «The recession is driving home a bitter truth about the 21st - century job market: A tidy, linear path to a secure career is increasingly hard to find.»

Providing access to clean, safe baby gear and essentials means healthier kids, happier families and a thriving community for all.

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Frédéric (Charles Berling), who lives nearby in Paris, can't bear to see the home broken up and sold off, but with his sister (Juliette Binoche) thriving in New York and younger brother (Jérémie Renier) settling in China with his wife and kids, the holiday family home no longer has the same meaning to them all, let alone their children.

Affluent kids are spending their days (and often their nights) at camp or traveling the world with their families, picking up knowledge, skills, and social connections that will help them thrive at school and beyond.

Playtime, downtime, and family time aren't just extras or niceties; they're closely connected with building crucial life skills that kids need to thrive.

To mobilize school professionals, families and communities to take actions that lead to healthy eating, physical activity and healthier schools where kids thrive.

The Action for Healthy Kids network seeks to mobilize school professionals, families, and communities to take actions that lead to healthy eating, physical activity, and healthier schools where kids thrKids network seeks to mobilize school professionals, families, and communities to take actions that lead to healthy eating, physical activity, and healthier schools where kids thrkids thrive.

Face it: unless a couple can thrive on just one income, setting aside time for creative writing is nearly impossible while working full time, raising kids, fulfilling day - to - day family responsibilities, and cleaning up puppy doo.

Post adoption education and support are crucial for adoptive families and adopted kids to thrive.

Voices works with state and federal policymakers to promote access to affordable, complete and quality health coverage for children and their families so kids can run, play and thrive.

Given the challenges facing kids today, local efforts to promote father involvement and healthy family relationships are essential to helping families thrive and children realize their dreams.

She created Come along Kids Counselling for young people and their families and maintains a thriving practice.

By weaving together the wisdom of contemplative practices with the insights of psychology and contemporary neuroscience, I work with families to help kids who experience anxiety and stress or who have endured traumatic circumstances learn ways to calm their nervous systems and develop emotion regulation skills so that they can thrive (rather than crumble, implode or explode) amidst daily stressors and triggers.

Highly recommended for any responsible parent worried about how the kids will weather the storms of divorce or separation and thrive in a two - home family.

Strong family relationships are key to helping kids thrive and overcome challenges.

By prioritizing children and their families, especially those in low - income households, decision - makers can work to ensure that KIDS COUNT and all residents can thrive.

Rhode Island KIDS COUNT is partnering with Zero to Three's Think Babies ™ Campaign to help advance policies that ensure babies and families have what they need to thrive: quality, affordable child care; time for parents to bond with their babies; healthy emotional development; and strong physical health and nutrition.