Sentences with phrase «like second child»

The essential difference between a Range Rover and the supercharged Sport is like second child syndrome; first borns are the upstanding offspring — good, reliable sorts that play it by the book.

When asked by the experimenter whether they would rather, say, cut real vegetables with a knife like the first child or pretend to do so like the second child, preschoolers chose the real activity almost two - thirds of the time.

Baby E is very much like my second child Wyn.

Dirty, floppy, matted Puppy is like our second child.

Not exact matches

Besides, for the hundreds of millions of rural peasants who have already migrated to cities — supplying factories with an endless supply of cheap labour — life in cities like Shanghai, Beijing or Shenzhen means being treated like second - class citizens, since their access to social services and education for their children is tightly limited.

«I've met 11 - year - old children in cancer wards who are in the second half of life,» he said in a recent interview with Amazon.com, «and I have met 68 - year - old men like me who are still in the first half of life.»

SECOND: Humanity is to realize that we can't do this on our own — we need communion with our c = Creator for this life to be all that it can be (like a child that breaks free if its parents at an amusement park, we, hopefully, find that our safest and best experience will be had with Mom & Dad.

Those are the ones you should care about most, considering JESUS said them... not some crazy guy preaching how he saw UFOs or some heretic who says that Jesus will kill so many children at his second coming it will make hitler look like a saint.

Even if a few parents of transgendered children are seeking 15 seconds of fame, hopefully, the majority of such parents are trying to signal to another parent... a signal that may say something like this, «Jimmy is OK.

You can believe whatever you like but do nt think for a second that me or my children have to believe..

I'll dance - sway in the back aisle with the other mamas - with - babes - in - arms, we have toddlers to chase and that is part of our worship, and I'll think that this is what heaven sounds like, stomping feet, and laughing children, and people singing, hang on a second, let me kick my shoes off, this is holy ground.

The second (18:4) reads, «Whoever humbles himself like this child, he is the greatest in the kingdom of heaven.»

Second, I was raised in a very religious environment and turned away from that when I was 19, best thing I ever did for myself, but as for my children, I will not shield them from religion, but I will not teach it to them and force them to go to church or anything like that.

The second portrayal of god, the god who only loves the obedient and only cares for those who don't make mistakes, is a petulant god, like a spoiled child who wants everything to go his way all the time, or he won't play.

For a second I closed my eyes and felt like a child again at my grandmother's house, the smell of food and sounds of cooking around me as she managed a delicious level of chaos around her.

Operating on the assumption that even though we've paid 12 or 26 or 48 or 195 dollars for a seat, we're apt to wander off like idiot children if things go quiet even for a second, live professional sports now seek to simulate the seamless, streaming content of television or the Internet.

Peter Crouch has changed clubs like old under wear but once he scored off the pitch with Abbey Clancy he hang on to it, both are married now and expecting their second child.

Souleymane was subsequently invited to Stamford Bridge in order to attend the second leg as a guest of honour but declined the offer, claiming that Chelsea are attempting to fob him off by treating him like a child.

Also, maybe it's been a while since you had small children, but they do take naps and most SAHM's I know like to use that opportunity to take a break for a second before cracking into the housework and such.

Not sure why but with my second child I feel like nothing is working with his feeding schedule.

The things that seemed so difficult with your first child — breastfeeding, changing diapers, handling illness — will seem like second nature now instead of a crisis.

Similarly, if you have a conflict with your child at home and you go into another room and take ten deep breaths — that's a seven second inhale, seven second hold your breath, seven second exhale — and you think positively while you're doing that, like «How can I best handle that situation, how important is this to me, how can I make this work without fighting,» you'll have a much better chance of resolving this situation effectively.

But, do you see that Sara with the siblings; do you see like the second born or whatever picking up stuff more from an older child?

We have what seems like a million secondary reasons (money, time, laziness, my horrible, 7 months of morning sickness andthen bedrest laden pregnancy) but the biggest secondary reason to not have a second child, for me (and I am only speaking for me) is that I have a nagging fear that my second child may have special needs.

On second thoughts, like the ridiculous insults my children can sometimes throw at each other, I hope we can grow out of and beyond this pettiness, and move up to a new level, one of support and respect, valuing the incredible contribution we can all make to humankind.

I think if you love being a Mum and love your child so much like you say, you will love a second child, i can understand not loving all children of course, but it is built in you to love your own, its a chemical reaction.

Seasons of life start like this, at least for a new soon - to - be-mom and solidly through my second child's first year.

Today's tech acts like a second set of eyes tracking their children's every move, mood, and heartbeat.

Also, there is no love like that of a child that knows you truly care and at any second would put your life on the line for their survival.

Second, I would like you to understand that telling your story will help other fearful mothers who may be preparing to make the same mistake and it will help save a child's life.

What often stands in their way is a system that frequently focuses on the child first, the mother second and turns the dad into a shadow — even though, like Mark, he may have the support of his entire family.

My first child was fed conventionally and my second child was fed the same type of conventional baby foods, but the organic version (like organic cheerios).

When we talk openly about treating children like people and share that we do not punish, force sleep, require everyone at a family dinner table, have chores, or otherwise treat our children like second class citizens we inevitably hear «respectful parenting would Continue reading Respectful Parenting Would Never Work With My Kid: Are you Sure?

Sounds like my experience with my first and second children.

Some research has shown children growing up with permissive parents are less likely to respect rules and authority, and like the second of our four parenting styles, authoritarian, teenagers maybe prone to experimenting with alcohol, drugs or risk taking behavior.

I'm so sick of all my AP friends acting like they are so superior b / c they never sleep and feed their children every 2.4 seconds.

«I think most moms expect some aspects of our second child to be like our first, or vice versa, but early on it was clear that my second — my daughter — was totally different from my son.

AFRICAN MOON: You know I had a mixture of the two so when my daughter was born we had a lot of issues, initially getting her to latch and when I had my second child I had to work through all those things you know, so it made life a lot more easier but once he got older and he started getting heavier and he was a little bit more busy then I realized «wow I have two children» you know like they are running and they are chasing me and now I'm supposed to actually sit down and breastfeed like what the hey so that toke a little maneuvering.

This sounds like an attempt to scare parents into second guessing themselves and having their children buy the school lunch instead of bringing their lunch from home.

Second, children have no clue that the branded foods being served in the cafeteria are somehow «better» than the standard formulation of those foods, so they continue to receive the implicit message that items like Baked Flamin» Hot Cheetos (whole - grain rich or otherwise) and Domino's pizza (ditto) are acceptable, daily lunch fare.

Another difference is that the second seat is not the same as the main one, it's more like a lounging seat because the legs of the child will be out.

I don't know if it's experience, knowledge, or just a different baby, but like so many things about our second child, it's much easier.

I always wonder what feeding a second child would be like, whether it would be easier or just as challenging?

If you're giving a shower for someone who is having their second or third child, you might want to encourage your guests to bring gifts that will make the parents» life easier, like homemade frozen dinners, dvds, or even baby - sitting coupons.

With my second, I remember walking around with him while I prepared a snack for my older child, and thinking «Wow, I had no idea that I could multitask quite like this.»

There are so many cute baby plates on the market, but what no one really tells you is that some babies (like, for instance, my darling second child) think it's hilarious to throw them over the edge of the high chair.

I felt so confident in my ability to grow one child and so comfortable with my home birth plan and in one second I felt like I was in thrust into a whole different galaxy.

Also, I wore Spanx to a party some friends threw for me 9 days after I had my second child, and people were amazed that I didn't look like I had just had a baby — my tummy really looked flat.

When my second child was born in 2012, I arrived at the hospital in labor expecting a vaginal delivery like I'd had with my first child.

Preparing to have a second child is a big deal for parents, but it can be hard on your little ones, too, especially if changes are happening like transitioning them to a big - kid bed to free up the crib.