Sentences with phrase «like hug»

Each time is like a hug from my Daddy.

It can be something simple like a hug to someone you know that needs it.

Reading your comments always feels like a hug from a friend!

You're constantly reminded of how loved and special you are to that little person when only your kiss can heal a boo - boo or turn the bad into good just by a simple gesture like a hug or snuggle.

People who prefer this love language just enjoy human contact, like a hug or a back rub.

Would you like a hug?»

It left us with a warm, bourbon - like hug in our stomach each time our test driver sent the car flying forward.

When worn correctly, it applies a constant, gentle pressure (like a hug) on your cat's torso, similar to swaddling an infant.

When she's on the computer or doing something that doesn't involve him, he comes over and nudges her arm and hand with his muzzle letting her know he'd like a hug or wants to cuddle.

This book felt like a hug.

They wrap around you like a hug from Mom and provide enough support to keep an aching back comfortable for hours.

Either way, buckle up — exploring the powerband is going to feel like a hug from a bodybuilder.

It's invisible and all - embracing, like a hug.

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It felt like a hug.

Your soup looks like a hug.

The thing about wrap skirts is that, they feel like a hug.

Like healthy nutrients, physical contact like a hug engages the cells of our body to feel cared for, supported and connected.

You can induce the cracking yourself by leaning backward over a chair or by getting into a front - facing, Heimlich - like hug with another person.

Jokia, in turn, places her trunk in Mae Perm's mouth — a gesture which is probably like a hug, the researchers say.

It's like embracing your mother, like a hug.

This sweatshirt is so cushy and comfy, it feels like a hug.

Always a great distraction and way to redirect is to ask your child if he or she would like a hug?

It's nice to have someone who's always there, it's like a hug that never leaves you.

Straighten baby, move arms to a comfortable position (often one on either side of the breast like a hug works well).

Feels like a hug.»

It really is like a hug in food form and just what we all need on the wintery days we have to come.

Rob declared this spread tasting like a hug.

Comforting and full of nuttiness, like a hug in a cereal bowl.

One, because this version of hot chocolate is like a hug in my mouth, and two, this drink is extremely nourishing in oh so many ways.

I know it's freezing outside and an iced dessert seems kind of crazy right now, but this is like a hug in a bowl, the chocolate and cherry combination works so well.

It's flavorful and like a hug in a jar!

This coffee tastes like a hug from a spice cake is in your cup!

I love it — it's just like a hug from my grandmother.

Your soup looks like a hug.

My favourite is the tomato and coconut bowl which is filled with coconut and tomato short grain brown rice, avocado, toasted almonds and sprouts — it's like a hug in a bowl!

You can ask to be shown, say, all the ones that have dogs in them, or snow, or even something fairly abstract like hugs.

And I don't even like hugs!

Chef Locke has developed a line of oven and grilling planks that use an interlocked row of planks dovetailed together into larger shapes (like a pizza plank) to allow narrower wood (from smaller - diameter trees) to be used, presumably saving big trees for more noble uses, like hugging.

It was like hugging an old friend I had lost through the passages of time.

It was more like a hugging match.

When he hugs you, make a point to tell him how much you like nice touches like hugs.

Allowing the child to initiate affection like hugs or kisses first will, in time, help to reestablish a relationship of trust.

I have not used them, but reading about how T is starting to like hugging and other things you mentioned made me think about theratogs and how it is also supposed to be helpful to kids who have sensory needs by providing hugging type feelings which calm them (like at school when you can't give him a hug yourself).

Fine Motor Skills — She can give a toy to caregiver when asked, she likes to explore, she can put objects (like toys) in a container Gross Motor Skills — She reaches for toys while sitting, she can walk alone, she can squat and stand up Sensory Skills — You baby likes attention from others and exhibits behaviors to get reactions, she likes hugs and affection from familiar people

Some people like hugs and some don't.

In time, your baby will develop enough new skills (like scarfing down solids) and new ways of relating to you (like hugging and kissing and verbally expressing emotions) to meet all his needs for sustenance, comfort, and love that were once met by nursing.

While it may seem like a hassle, consider getting your baby or toddler of the high chair once or twice to capture different photo angles or to enable additional character interaction — like hugs!

They also do not want physical affection like hugs and kisses.

Then, either before their visit or upon their arrival, remind your relatives that your daughter simply doesn't like hugs and kisses right away; that she needs to get used to being around them again.