Sentences with phrase «like sleepovers»

Certainly things like sleepovers, days at the beach, parties — all those activities become affected by this kind of child.

Like a good slice of life anime, I found myself looking forward to little in - game events like sleepovers and study sessions just to see what would happen.

However, by 8 to 10 years of age, bedwetting may start to affect your child's self - esteem and interfere with social activities like sleepovers.

Chua's book was a somewhat tongue - in - cheek memoir of her experiences raising her two daughters with her (non-Asian) husband, which involved hours of forced music practice every day, severe restrictions on extracurriculars, outright bans on social activities like sleepovers, and punishment and shaming on the rare occasions her children failed to attain their mother's high expectations.

Not exact matches

He made his living just like any honest capitalist - he had people working for him to line up sleepovers and free meals.

Being at college is like being at a giant, non-stop sleepover.

Think of how you rolled up sleeping bags after sleepovers when you were a kid... or when you go camping in the wilderness, cause, you know... I totally do cool stuff like that all the time.

Whenever we have a sleepover guest at my house, whether it's my niece and nephew or one of my kids» friends, I feel like I simply must make a kid - friendly breakfast that's still kind of impressive.

We've definitely not seen a competition like it before, but yep, two F1 fans are in with a shot at having the ultimate sleepover in the Williams garage at Silverstone.

Battles with the NCAA over satellite camps, Jordan Brand partnerships, Twitter spats with rivals, climbing trees, sleepovers and 24 - hour news coverage of what Harbaugh is doing today seems like ancient history.

We each have our own houses, and have the occasional sleepover, but in the past it was more like 4 - 5 times a week (too much) as opposed to 1 - 3 times a month (not enough) now.

Many spa - like activities are wonderful for teen sleepover parties.

All night co-ed sleepover parties are not uncommon for teenagers as they are included in events like prom and graduation nights.

I was just thinking to myself how rubbish a mummy I was as I'd only seen him for a couple of hours all weekend, he'd had a sleepover at his Auntie's and then nursery, I'd been breastfeeding our brand new little guy when he'd left in the morning so hadn't even had a proper cuddle and he'd been running round like a loon at the party.

My brother was the only one of us to have «sleepovers» at his girlfriends house and my parents didn't like that very much but respected his choice to make his own decisions (while voicing their disapproval in other ways).

You could say, «I like how your friends call you when you're sick to see how you're doing» or «I like it when your friends offer to help you clean your room after a sleepover.»

Then, when you add in scary TV shows and sleepovers, it can feel like you need a whole playbook just to help your child sleep.

Or, allow your tween to invite 10 of her closest friends over for a sleepover to celebrate their graduation and chat about what high school is going to be like.

I mean of course you turned your lifestyle upside - down when you found out to cater for it, but as soon as you settle in your ways (and in your cozy home) you find that there are things like camp, sleepovers and playdates on the horizon.

Simply put, it's smart to assess sleepovers like you would any activity your child does and decide if you are comfortable with that particular risk.

If you're like us, you've seen a lot of articles telling you what to do to help your child with food allergies at school, camp or on a sleepover.

Simply put, it's smart to assess sleepovers like you would any activity your child does and decide if you are comfortable with that

Rather than dealing with frantic phone calls from your teen that the sleepover birthday party they're at only has hot dogs and hamburgers available — something I did to my Mom countless times — get in the habit of calling ahead to check food options and always packing emergency foods like string cheese, granola bars, apple slices, or peanut butter sandwiches.

But like many others in open relationships, they had rules — the sex was always safe, there were no sleepovers, and every arrangement was to be agreed to beforehand.

Gunter, a doctoral candidate studying behavioral neuroscience at the Canine Science Collaboratory in the Department of Psychology, found that shelter dogs benefit from sleepover programs like the one offered at at Best Friends Animal Sanctuary in Kanab, Utah, the nation's largest no - kill animal shelter.

It's seriously like getting invited to the cool girl's sleepover.

Like, the thing about a sleepover is everyone has to suffer from sleeping on the floor with a foam decorative pillow from the couch.

Sleepovers might not be allowed, and you might feel like you're in high school, sneaking around again... which could be fun, at least for a little while.

Perhaps a bit too dry or sedate for a Saturday night sleepover sort of horror experience, The Invoking does benefit from at least two performances that are worth enjoying (Miller and Midili); a calm but welcome amount of attention paid to things like mood, tone, music, and atmosphere; and a plot that starts out as the epitome of predictable and gradually grows more novel as we move on.

The premise involves a shapeshifting monster that stalks its targets until they have sex, passing on the curse to someone else, and though a generation ago, this would seem like a fairly clear - cut AIDS metaphor, Mitchell (The Myth Of The American Sleepover) makes it at once more complicated (for instance, after killing a target, the titular It begins stalking the previous one again) and more primal, a locus for all kinds of sexual and social fears that horror movies tend to express more clearly than any other genre.

Based on his own recurring nightmares, and spiked with a sense of what he terms «interactive anxiety», writer / director David Robert Mitchell's follow - up to debut drama The Myth Of The American Sleepover (2010) knows the work of Craven, Carpenter and Argento as surely as it knows what it's like to be young and afraid.

McNairy's been working solidly for almost a decade, with early brief roles in pictures like the Val Kilmer crime drama «Wonderland,» indie flick «D.E.B.S,» teen comedy «Sleepover» and the Lindsay Lohan vehicle «Herbie: Fully Loaded.»

Its like reporting that someone put a friends hand in warm water at a sleepover (sic).»

This is not to claim that writer / director David Robert Mitchell (The Myth of the American Sleepover) is copying Carpenter in any capacity like so many recent horror movies tend to do.

Like David Robert Mitchell's The Myth of the American Sleepover, which navigates the similar summer break territory but without any scenes where a rat gets eaten to gut - churning results, it plays with the idea that this is the greatest time of our lives, but questions what happens when the setting sun of youth shines a light on something ugly and altogether strange.

But it's a sorority, too; arriving for work on a steamy day, they undress down to their bras and panties and chat like gals at a sleepover.

In a funny graphic novel for young readers, Babymouse learns that a friend who treats her like a queen is worth more than an invitation to a popular but cruel schoolmate's sleepover.

Some examples of ways to help overcome that roadblock include short - term foster opportunities like dog days out, power hours, sleepovers and emergency fostering.

I'm not one to talk at length about restaurants, but from the candle in the wine bottle, the wooden beams, cushioned chairs and terrace like a trendy glamping sleepover, it was the perfect place to slap in the middle of the beauty we had already got a taste of.

Even if, like me, your major achievement was that one time you managed second at Moo Moo Meadows because your wife drove into a cow, Mario Kart has been a regular feature of Christmases, post-pub all - nighters, and sleepovers for most of our lives.

«Notice that when DeChristopher shows up to the courthouse in the video above in a sharp black suit with his head shaved, it's jarring — it's like a grownup crashed a kids» sing - along sleepover.»

Anecdotally, I am hearing disturbing reports of a return to the bad old days of three and four prisoners to a cell making the suggestion of double bunking seem like a pleasant sleepover opportunity.

For birthdays and Christmas, they only get a few new toys and we do something fun as part of their gift, like take some friends to the movies or have a sleepover.

P.S. Sleepovers in the living room sound like so much fun too!