Sentences with phrase «kids liked the fact»

My kids liked the fact that you can play as any of the 3 main characters.

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«In fact, founders like Michael probably have spent more time with their company than their kids.

In fact, you should begin to start feeling like a kid in a candy store, with the stock market presenting with juicy stocks available at firesale prices.

I would like to teach my kids to think for themselves, question authority, and NOT believe something simply due to the fact that their elders crammed something down their throats that THEY themselves had no empirical proof of.

Had he blasted the fact that kids are spending much to much time playing video» games that its impacted their ability keep up with other important concerns like socialization and education.

Christians arguing stories from their bible vs. scientific facts is like arguing about Santa's sleigh flying... sure it says it flies in the stories but the facts are that there is no Santa (sorry kids), there is no magic sleigh, and there are no magical reindeer to guide his sleigh tonight.

But it reminded me of one important, reality - based fact: Most people begin to recognize their sexual orientation when they are just kids, when they are young and vulnerable like this little girl.

«The fact that we are still here 28 years, five beautiful kids, one grandbaby (yep, Terry Crews is a grandpa)- — I know a lot of people in Hollywood that wish they could be close to something like that.

In fact, judges all over the country should be changing the names of all the poor idiots with stupid names like «Janaenae» or «Duhwayne» or «Obama» ---- what kind of messed up parents name there kids these god awful names anyway?

In fact, even if you're like me not going back to school or have kids in school, these recipes below are still perfect because they're quick to prepare, nourishing, delicious, and so easy to make.

In fact, the cookies were gone so quickly that neither my husband or my own kids had the chance to try one... so, it looks like I'll be making them again VERY soon.

To be clear, I don't care if the end product is in fact bread - like; I just want something that: — will come out of the silicone mold okay (and look nice enough on the table under a challah cover)-- the kids will like — butter can be spread on — will have the consistency and hold together enough such that eating with one's hands would be appropriate

I must confess however, the last few years, I've had to get creative with this meal due to kids not liking the menu choice or the fact that they no longer eat meat, making my daydreams of gooey goodness on rye turn to more healthy options.

I feel like I've been failing as a parent lately... my patience is gone before I get out of bed in the morning, and my poor kids get the brunt of the fact that I haven't been taking care of myself for a while now.

Given the fact that I avoided the heck out of tuna salad when I was a kid, I needed a little third party assistance to confirm that it actually tasted like it was supposed to.

I like a bowl of oatmeal for breakfast in the morning (in fact I really like Udi's Steel Cut Oats with Currants, Flax, and Chia), but these pancakes were an even bigger hit with the kids.

The kids and I are in the middle of our Spring Break (despite the fact that it doesn't feel much like spring break!).

Apart from the fact that Jack isn't good enough he still bounces off players like a kid so how did he build too much muscle?

We should really come to grips with the fact that a team like Baltimore could seriously take him off the board or a team like New England would happily leapfrog us at 22 for the kid.

As a matter of fact, what he looks like is the kid in the war movie who thinks maybe he will be shaving soon, though everybody else knows he will get killed in the next - to - last reel.

What kids who are socially accepted do in these situations is they act like what the person said didn't bother them and in fact it was kind of lame.

When your kids start talking about many different things and have opinions on topics like politics, environmental health, civic justice and whatnot, you can bet on the fact that they are growing up.

I like the fact that each container has a different colored lid, so the kids can tell which one is «theirs.

Kids are so messy, so I like the fact that you can simply remove the pad (it's attached by Velcro) and through it in a washing machine.

In fact I had a royal blue on just like it when I was a kid.

Kids are very concrete at this age, they love memorizing facts, so we do things like times tables, dates and history.

Your child can learn all sorts of interesting facts like this in the National Geographic Kids Almanac 2018.

Just as you protect your kids against illnesses like measles, you can help «immunize» them against drug use by giving them the facts before they're in a risky situation.

In fact, you can tell her to go about her business if she likes and you'll keep an eye on the kids for a while.

«I like the fact that they cover all the issues, such as dealing with parents, helping kids with special needs, and focusing on fun instead of winning,» said Autry.

I was more getting at the fact that AP is sometimes seen as leading to, or as being part of, «over-parenting» — which I think it could do, if your take - home message about AP was not «get to know your kids and their needs, be there for them when they do need you, set appropriate boundaries, let them develop at their own pace» but something more like «your children need you!

It's a fact of parenting that there will be days when your kids» diets will go wildly off the rails and holidays like Valentines Day and Halloween are typically among them.

Just had to pop on the wheels Very light, easy to manoeuvre, love the fact that it comes with a storage bag, 2 drink holders for the kids and a shared what looks like a snack cup in the middle.

Somehow the fact that one of the guys behind songs like Bad Touch (the Mammal Song) is now cutting toast into dinosaurs every day for his kids makes it even cuter.

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.

I struggled with formula feeding just 2 days after my little guy was born, for both the fact that I felt like a failure as a mother not being able to provide nourishment to my child and I know what commercial formula can do to kids (especially soy and little boys).

I am pretty sure no one here cares exactly what «connective tissue and tainted beef scraps that's been doused in ammonia to kill E. coli and salmonella» looks like... but more importantly we are all concerned about the fact that the government is feeding this crap to our kids.

Add this to the fact that trying to get your little one to hold still long enough to aim the clippers is impossible and you will, like every other parent before you, end up biting your kid's nails instead.

What Anderson's post did was give us all an important reminder of the fact that even if everything looks completely like it's falling apart, our kids usually see something pretty different.

What's worse about blowouts like these is the fact that kids are so used to diapers they don't understand that a liquid poop filling their pants will spray out the sides of the diaper if they plop down to sit, and we know that kids don't sit down gracefully; it's always a plop to the floor.

More messes, more meals, more tantrums, and more pulling our hair out daily as our kids do the opposite of what we've asked, destroy the house, and seem oblivious to the fact that some moms like to pee alone.

The fact that Snooki is dressed down just like we all do when we are running our kids back and forth to all kinds of activities and events!

In fact, if you have kids, it is highly likely it looks like a bomb has exploded.

If you would like some printable bedtime routine charts or other «kid friendly» facts about sleep, check out www.sleepforkids.org

In fact, for your kids by reinforcing the things that they like and dislike and those experiences kind of shape that.

In fact, kids who don't feel like their parents have everything under control are likely to experience anxiety.

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.

In fact, I think you guys have done an excellent job with a kid who sounds like he has a hard time sleeping by himself.

I also considered the fact that higher - risk foods like carrot sticks, hot dogs and grapes are commonly found in kids» lunches, and that, thanks to No Child Left Behind, public school lunch periods are shorter than ever, with some children getting as little as fifteen minutes to scarf down their entire meal.

Anyway, two of the things that have really got me feeling like I'm emptying the Pacific with a ladel is the number of times I ask my kids to do the same fucking thing over and over and over again and the fact that as soon as I leave the room, my kids start doing things they know they aren't supposed to or intentionally bugging the crap out of each other until they are inevitably beating the shit out of each other.