Kids feel pressure at school academically and socially, plus the added pressure of after school activities.
Final exams can make or break a student's semester, and many
kids feel the pressure, especially when test - taking anxiety sets in.
But because somebody wins and somebody loses, competition also can make
kids feel pressure.
Moreover, at a time when
kids feel pressure from coaches and parents to specialize in one sport, lacrosse has long encouraged the renaissance approach.
I've observed that some parents believe that is the only version of success that counts, and then there
kids feel pressured to measure up to their parents» expectations.
The whole flash card culture seems designed to make parents feel guilty and
kids feel pressured, and doesn't seem to be resulting in more productive, connected, interesting people than we had back when it was enough just to be present with your children when they needed you and to interact with them throughout the day.
As soon as
kids feel pressured or judged, they're less willing to read.
«Peer pressure can work in both directions:
some kids feel pressured, others are the ones exerting the pressure for whatever reason.
Many
kids feel pressured to «take sides» or feel like «super spy» when one parent asks about the other.
Not exact matches
Parents
pressuring their
kids to collect debt to make parents
feel good about themselves amongst other parents.
As he states, «Parents may
feel like their
pressure, encouragement, money, and time are all that stands between their
kids and failure.»
Would you want your
kids feeling that kind of religious
pressure and invasion at a PUBLIC school??
It's amazing, when my son is fed, I actually
feel my blood
pressure go down:) Before I had a
kid, and parents would ask me for advice, I'd have no idea how to answer.
But I
feel like without the
pressure of «time», and not having to run here or there to be somewhere, I've been able to sit and enjoy my
kids more.
VDay was definitely more fun when we were
kids... it's all good times until you grow up and
feel the
pressure of doing all the utmost romantic things on the day.
I think well see a different chambers than the one we saw on Monday I don't think he'll
feel as
pressured but let's not jump on the
kids bCk I don't get why our fans are so quick to degrade our players
did I asked for that... Didn't you get me when I said we are 11 yrs without EPL title never mind the CL... what joy do you find in a drought... You know that FA are not up to the level of EPL and CL... Your Wenger use to play the
kids in FA... and when he
felt the
pressure of going all these years without a single trophy he started to play his first team in FA cup to get in the comfort zone that you are giving him now...
«I think it's really important for all
kids in sports not to
feel the
pressure that they have to be somewhere or someone that they're not at a specific time,» Pickering said.
«That's a little bit of extra
pressure on players as well and I think it's the kind of situation where your performance usually rises because it's that
feeling as a
kid — you always dreamt of being involved in big games.
Sanogo really needs to go on loan, i think he
feels the
pressure when playing for us plus it would help him to learn alot playing week in week out.there is something special about that
kid
That doesn't mean men don't
feel pressured to get their wife, girlfriend or S.O. something meaningful and unique — it's just much of the holiday «magic» that occurs in a marriage with
kids happens because of Mom.
Parents
feel pressure to help their
kids succeed and to keep up with other parents in an increasingly winner - take - all society.
With our culture and our nation's emphasis on high academic achievement, the perception that in order to get into college
kids need straight As and perfect test scores, increased course work and more complex curricula, teachers are
feeling the
pressure to cover more material, and to prepare
kids for the next grade.
Pressure to play needs to be taken off
kids in order for them to
feel comfortable reporting their signs and symptoms of a possible concussion,» says Tamara Valovich McLeod,, PhD, ATC, FNATA, Professor in the Athletic Training Program and Directors of the Interdisciplinary Research Laboratory and Athletic Training Practice - Based Research Network in the Department of Interdisciplinary Health Sciences at A.T. Still University in Mesa, Arizona, co-author of the attitude study, and lead author of an earlier study [3] on attitudes on concussions among high school students.
I was
feeling so much
pressure and thought my
kids must be
feeling it ten times worse.
I have yet to find a
kid who isn't
feeling the intense
pressure weighing on them in one way or another.
We were looking for an academically rigorous curriculum for our three gifted children that provided a nurturing environment where our
kids didn't
feel anxious and
pressured.
When parents
feel this way, there is an expectation and
pressure to shape their
kids into who they believe they need to be; otherwise we can't calm down.
The
pressure they
felt to tie the knot supposedly came from their
kids (and I suddenly
feel a great need to ask my long - time cohabiting parent friends how — or if — they have dealt with that even though they clearly have resisted that
pressure).
As Margaret K. Nelson, a sociology professor at Middlebury College, notes, trying to balance a demanding job with the
pressure moms
feel to be with their
kids means they're more at risk of divorce or separation; there's just less time for their husbands.
When the
pressure of their tangled - up
feelings pushes them to lash out and parents react with timeouts, the child is confirmed in his conclusion that he's a bad
kid for hating his sibling.
Refusal also occurs when the
kid has had enough food.Kids also tend to lose appetite if not
feeling well, tired, shouted at,
pressured to eat foods they dislike or more food when they have had enough.
It
feels overwhelming, this
pressure to be «perfect» in every possible way when feeding our
kids.
How much more
pressure do these
kids now
feel to avoid eating lunch?
I also identified that I was
feeling pressure (from myself, I guess) to pack variety so my
kids would stay entertained.
Occasionally I do
feel pressured by parents struggling to make ends meet to diagnose a CMPI or reflux so the
kid can get free milk, but rather that than having a family with a sick baby struggling to find money to feed themselves and the baby who needs an expensive hydrolysed formula.
It puts a lot of
pressure on that parent, and I
feel that, as the
kids grow up during the various developmental stages, they «re simply not getting as much parenting as they used to.
He is probably already
feeling insecure around other
kids, and
pressure from a parent can fuel his insecurity.
The more your
kid feels like your
pressuring them to like somebody they don't like that they
feel hugely disloyal to, by virtue of the fact that that person has replaced their mother or their father the more your
kids are going to resent you and not
feel nearly as close to you.
«Perhaps if you were part of a culture that actually
felt less ambivalent about mothers working, and had a system of child care in place where it was okay for mothers to work, I think you would automatically
feel less guilt and
pressure to spend more time with
kids,» she said.
I actually wrote a very similar post yesterday about this exact
pressure from others and the guilt I sometimes (temporarily)
feel when I'd much rather spend the night in with my
kid, whose company I very much enjoy.
Some parents
feel pressured to buy the highest - end stroller possible, and in certain circles it's almost like there's a competition to «prove» how much you care about your
kids by spending a small fortune on their strollers.
Instead of being the «Food Police,»
pressuring kids into eating certain foods while banning others, body positive moms try to focus on helping our
kids understand how our bodies
feel and react in response to our food.
When
kids don't listen, remember that they respond swiftly when you do not put undue
pressure on them to hide their
feelings.
Some
kids find that the
pressure from coaches make them eat more because they
feel deprived.
Every
kid learns at their own pace, so don't
feel embarrassed or
pressured or like a failure if your
kid hasn't mastered the toilet by the time you think is right or around the same time as someone else's
kid.
Kids who
feel good about themselves seem to have an easier time handling conflicts and resisting negative
pressures.
That being said though, not all
kids will like that in the fact that lot of
kids may refuse that and may be kind of
feeling a lot of
pressure.
Kids often start to
feel pre-game
pressure as they move into more competitive levels of youth sports, or begin to compete solo.
Your child may
feel pressure to have nice things like those that some other
kids at school have, so he steals.