Sentences with phrase «lets parents with kids»

The plan — which lets parents with kids split their incomes to reduce their taxes, while pumping up the Universal Child Care Benefit and Child Care Expense Deduction — won't save me a cent, because I don't have any kids.

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Parents, for their part, would readily comply with kids» expectations: Less than 5 percent of those surveyed said that they wouldn't let their child move back in after graduating from college, although nearly 25 percent said that they would charge them rent.

I was tempted at first to give maybe a 10 point list of advice for parents going through deconstruction in front of their kids... things like let them see the books you read and answer their curiosities about them; teach your kids how to think, not how to believe; tell them everything you're going through and let them deal with what it means for them; ask them what they believe and listen objectively and engage in conversation about it; openly share your struggles with what you're going through with the church and let them process it themselves, and so on.

Even the ones that I consider not so great parenting (putting kids to bed with a bottle, letting them in the back of the cart) would not make my list of «biggest mistakes».

So glad that there are now more of us out there who can write about all the amazing positive experiences of family travel, to more places than Disney and all inclusives, and to let other parents know that although travel with kids can be hard, it is always worth it.

Yes, Madge, parenting does involve negotiation, but that's no excuse for letting your kids get away with crap.

To the parents with kids who are name calling and using bad language — wow never let your kids see what you're writing on here.

So, let's lead our kids and teach them to adjust their behavior with a gentle approach and maybe, just maybe, we the parents need a dose of discipline, too.

As noted in my original post, if parents had a rule that a Zisboombah meal had to meet a certain star rating to be served, and if parents felt confident that those ratings reflected a their own nutritional values (as, for example, commenter Anthony did not), then I'd have no problem with a family letting kids feel in control of the menu — some of the time.

It does not make anyone a bad parent to step in and try to make things right with their kid's friendships but it does cripple your child a bit for the next time conflict arises and the only model they have for solving it is letting a parent rescue them.

I hate mom's groups (I don't hate mom's groups, I love getting out with mom's groups, really, just hate going to the park without my husband's help) or kid's parties where the parents want to go and chit chat and let their kids run in the crazy mob of children, all the while you see a random man clearly alone walking creepily around the play equipment eyeing your daughters.

Chef and co-owner Rick Rodriguez has three children, so he gets it: «Some advice to parents coming in with kids, don't be afraid to let your kids be kids.

I hope fellow parents won't let «others» scare them away from traveling with their kids.

Poor decisions at school: I've worked with many parents whose kids get into trouble at school for the way they acted, but instead of letting their child face the music, they try to bail their kid out.

Let's be honest, whether you work outside of the home with a long commute to and from work or inside the home with all of the challeneges that come from being a stay at home parent, mealtime after you have kids is rough.On any good night I have about 15 minutes to get a meal on the table.

Free pre-designed kits with materials included let parents and kids work together to build everything from birdhouses to model airplanes.

Many parents let their kids get away with everything because they feel guilty, because they are exhausted, or for whatever reason.

«Our problem with society today is that parents let kids do anything they want and then complain when they have monsters on their hands, «he said.

Attachment parenting doesn't mean never letting go; it means letting go on your kids» timetable rather than (or in compromise with) yours, and getting to know them well enough that you can see when they really need you and when they're ready to go it alone.

Parents these days are busier than ever, with many families being forced to have two full - time workers in order to afford to simply live, which means that it's a lot easier for parents to let screens do their baby sitting, rather than having time to get the kids outside or teaching them how to ride Parents these days are busier than ever, with many families being forced to have two full - time workers in order to afford to simply live, which means that it's a lot easier for parents to let screens do their baby sitting, rather than having time to get the kids outside or teaching them how to ride parents to let screens do their baby sitting, rather than having time to get the kids outside or teaching them how to ride a bike.

Parents whose own parents got divorced understand that importance of keeping focus on the positive with kids, and not letting life stress get in the way of being an unwavering source of support for ouParents whose own parents got divorced understand that importance of keeping focus on the positive with kids, and not letting life stress get in the way of being an unwavering source of support for ouparents got divorced understand that importance of keeping focus on the positive with kids, and not letting life stress get in the way of being an unwavering source of support for our kids.

«There is such a horrible stigma to not being a full - time mother, and I tend to shy away from letting the mommies in my online parenting community (which I've been with since they were infants) know that I'm choosing not to have the kids live with me.

With kid - friendly instructors, cameras that let parents watch and a highly motivated octopus named Victor, your child will find the courage to dive in.

This will not only keep parents abreast of the situation, but is a good way to promote communication with your kids and let them know that you care.

they were quick to pull the records of an [d] do something with the parents who let their kid fall into the gorilla exhibit..

Some parents check in with their kids» mentors on a weekly basis, to let them know what's going on in the child's life and to find out what activities the mentor has planned.

I don't plan on having the Santa stuff as part of our Christmas celebrations (and since we do things on a different day then other people, it would make it complicated anyways), but I worry about having to deal with other parents if my kid lets things slip.

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Any parent who says that they won't let their kids play with a tablet until they are older probably only has one kid.

If I don't let my kids go out with their friends unless I meet their parents, am I an extreme parent?

Being the hands - off parent that you are, you're likely relaxing with a book or skimming Facebook while the kids let off some steam.

The psychologist can let the parents know that it is not uncommon for kids with SM to be completely verbal at home or out in the community, but be painfully shut down at school, and that kids with SM respond well to effective treatment.

The comments here have at least let me know that I'm not the only parent going through this with a kid her age, and that is a help.

I agree I live in a upper and right below me are the loudest 2 moms and 1 year old in the world letting there kid run into walls smashing things at as early as 5 - 00 am on top of this both moms slam the door like they are the only ones who live here the whole house shakes with wakes me up and having insomnia it drives me nuts this is due to shitty parenting skills from the start I am very quiet and live alone we get along most of the time I just do nt see how people think they can be so fucking inconsiderate to others well trash is trash

effortless & fuss free, go delivers exceptional functionality, with options that let parents adapt & survive, with kids in tow, & escape the nursery jail.

But parents who have kids who struggle with eating foods that aren't heated just right or that aren't shaped a certain way know the difficulty of planning for a day ahead, let alone an entire week!

Perfectly sized for small hands, this durable board book also includes a «Let's Talk» section with conversation starters to help parents begin a fun discussion with their kids.

Neediness can also come about when parents give children the sense that they can't do things on their own — as when you step in too quickly to help with puzzles or don't let your kids take minor risks at the playground.

It's often easier as a parent to just let it happen rather than fight with our kids.

It fits in well with a lot of peaceful, authoritative parenting styles, because RIE is about letting kids grow up whole, healthy, and well - adjusted by treating them with patience, empathy, and respect, rather than using shame, misdirection, manipulation, threats, coercion, or force to shape their behavior.

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The canopy on the top will protect the kids from the sun and let them enjoy the outdoors with their parents when they go out for shopping, grocery stores and to the parks.

In addition, today the baby strollers are equipped with music system to let the parents and kids enjoy while walking and jogging.

As we did with overnight camp, we had followed the belief that the best thing a parent can do is launch our kids, then let them learn on their own.

They stake out internet comment sections on anything to do with parenting, so they can let the whole world know what superior parents they are (often in their own minds, since many of the Parenting Police don't even have kids of thparenting, so they can let the whole world know what superior parents they are (often in their own minds, since many of the Parenting Police don't even have kids of thParenting Police don't even have kids of their own).

Now, parents jump in to to solve the playground kerfuffle, spot with eagle eyes the dangers of tall trees and steep hills, and fail to let kids have any independence for fear they will be abducted or hit by a car.

Routine: In order to be ready for that first day, I would agree with the experts who suggest you should start your early - to - bed routine a few nights ahead of that first morning rush, or even a few weeks early according to Elizabeth Scott, M.S., but let's be honest, you should probably set your own alarm for 4:00 a.m. that first day if you have any chance at force - feeding your children breakfast, combing their hair, brushing teeth, getting dressed, going to the bathroom, packing lunches, arguing over footwear, dragging a comb through your own nest of hair so you look presentable in front of the other, scrambling neighbourhood parents before shooing the kids out the door.

Parents whose kids attend schools with relatively few low - income families have pleaded with the board to let them opt out of the program.

Yet a parent is more likely to be reported to authorities for letting their kid walk to the park by themselves than for driving them there, because people mistakenly believe that stranger abduction is more common than it is and because they are comfortable with driving and don't see it as immoral.