Sentences with phrase «lots of naps in»

And having lots of naps in the car will definitely hinder your progress.

Now at 14 months our youngest takes lots of naps in the swing.

We did a lot of naps in the stroller or a wrap during this time, but I would try to do at least one nap per day in her bed, and eventually she got the hang of it.

If you plan to have your child taking a lot of naps in your stroller or have a newborn, you should upgrade to the Quest.

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I do this not by keeping the carpet vacuumed, the clothes ironed, and the baby on her nap schedule» although I'd prefer to do those things, too» but by radiating love, joy, and gratitude, particularly to my husband, who would give us everything if he could but who is limited right now to giving us countless uncomplaining diaper changes, lots of playtime in the backyard, and a delicious nightly menu of grilled meats.

That isn't glamorous — it makes a good story later but at the time, you've got two babies in the tub and one napping and you're lactating and you are trying to wrestle down a lot of big thoughts about patriarchy!

I wasn't able to spend a lot of time in the food area, it was way past lunch and nap time and the kids were super cranky, but I did pick up a few things that were recommended to me by my friend that was along for the shopping trip (who just happened to have lived in Sweden and knew a lot about the goodies I was looking at!).

Try to get out and get lots of fresh air (if you put your baby in a sling or stroller, maybe he'll go to sleep and you can have a «break» too - mine both took some of their best naps outdoors).

Our last trip to Disney he had unprecedented 3 hr naps every day in it — slept through lots of fun but also made it so we had fabulous long days out at the parks when we were fully prepared to leave and come back.

Both of my children have been exclusively breast - fed (and will continue to be), spend a lot of time in a sling / carrier, takes naps with me and (oh the horror of it) sleep in a crib.

So we're going to soak up the next few days with lots of walks in the muddy woods, a celebration of my soon - to - be five year old's birthday, and as many naps as these three little ones will allow.

I would highly recommend lots of skin to skin, naps while being held in mama's arms, and just in general lots of time together.

A nap after 4 results in lots of wakings early evening.

A lot of 8/9 month olds will still have that third nap in there, so if youfind things go more smoothly with it, I would have it for sure.

If you're spending the week kicking back in the same time zone, then chances are you'll be able to re-create a lot of the nap, feeding, and play routine you enjoy with your baby at home.

In the beginning, I had to spend a lot of time making the slings, and working on advertising, but I took everything in stride, and organized myself the best I could so that things would get done quickly during my son's napIn the beginning, I had to spend a lot of time making the slings, and working on advertising, but I took everything in stride, and organized myself the best I could so that things would get done quickly during my son's napin stride, and organized myself the best I could so that things would get done quickly during my son's naps.

He used to nap in his cot during the day (with a lot of work).

One thing that usually helps is to wear her out with lots of fresh air during the day and to try to get naps in so she isn't overtired at bedtime.

You can also take turns to take an afternoon nap — you can get in a lot of extra sleep on the weekends in this way.

The seat reclines nearly flat for comfortable naps and the large 50 UVP sun canopy adjusts in multiple positions, giving your child lots of shade.

For me, being able to exercise at home during nap time or when my husband gets home from work makes a lot more sense and likely increases the chance of me fitting in a daily workout.

I don't even like pull - ups that much: They're expensive and counter-intuitive for daytime and lots of kids get attached to them (especially for number two) and will «hold it» until nap or nighttime when they can go in a pull - up.

And a lot of times I wanted to throw in the towel, but since Feb (she was a yr in Jan) she has been taking 2 naps (one at 9 and one at 1) for about 3 hrs combined.

However, because of the co-sleeping, our little one ends up going to bed around 9:30 pm — probably a lot later than he should and is usually napping on us downstairs until we go up to bed — meaning we don't really do much in the eve anyway.

Your baby will spend a lot of time in the crib, napping during the day and sleeping at night.

Nevertheless, for car trips, and less well - equipped places to stay, we were always sure to pack our travel high chairs, a pack and play for naps and sleeping, extra outfits and pajamas, lots of snacks, and a grab bag of cheap toys and activities for when the whining and boredom kicks in.

As parents, you are told a lot of things about how your children should be sleeping, in particular, how they should be napping.

Things got a lot easier with routine when I realised that the length of time in between naps is really important too!

Otherwise, it could be lots of different things listed in my «Naps troubleshooting revised and updated» posts.

But in the meantime, what I know for sure is that caring for small children day in and day out, managing every bite of food, nap, diaper change, potty break, bedtime routine, and tantrum while trying to actually raise them takes a lot of energy — both mental and physical.

Normally the parade means lots of beer, half melted green jello shots, me getting lost at some point in the day, waking up the next morning wearing the same greens clothes as the day before, and napping with my head on the keyboard during the following work day.

There's a lot of things I'm obsessed with at the moment: An afternoon green smoothie followed by an energizing yoga class Everything fall and everything pumpkin Wine - colored lipstick Reading creepy thrillers (I'm in the middle of this one right now and I can't put it down) Afternoon naps on Sundays Making apple cider vinegar and homemade candles (tutorials...

Since the little one arrived, I have been spending a whole lot of extra time in the bedroom, nursing, napping, recovering... and thought it was about time I give a proper tour of the space.

It's not the worst thing you can buy — all it requires is a lot of sitting and bouncing in your seat, in addition to the all important lie - down, to ensure that you can watch telly and take a comfortable nap without getting cramps from being curled up in awkward positions.

I pull the black - out curtains shut during the afternoon to block out a lot of the daylight for nap time, and in the morning, as the sun is coming up, they're a lifesaver for blocking most of that bright morning light that would otherwise wake her up like a rooster at 5 am.

With the 2nd trimester, I gained a lot of energy back, and now I work during his nap time, but it was a a struggle in the beginning.

We slept in, took naps, lounged around and indulged in oysters, stone crabs, steaks, sushi, fried chicken and lots of dessert.

Being content with the season, embracing the weather as is, reading (LOTS OF it), naps, taking it slow, candles, and just slowing down in general.

«In all actuality Pabst enjoys taking lots of naps and laying in the sun, and he is not the scary looking dog his teeth make him out to be.&raquIn all actuality Pabst enjoys taking lots of naps and laying in the sun, and he is not the scary looking dog his teeth make him out to be.&raquin the sun, and he is not the scary looking dog his teeth make him out to be.»

It is small, fierce as a bag of marshmallows, willing to live above a garage or in a basement with its owner, interested in going to work and lay around all day while the owner takes a nap or works on the computer, doesn't eat a lot so the owner doesn't have to worry about expenses, and if the slacker is not willing to spend the time on grooming he can give the dog a «puppy cut» and only brush the little beast as often as he is in the mood.

In between meals, naps, and walks, give him lots of attention.

The dogs need their naps and don't sleep well with a lot of activity in the kennels.

Lots of times when I am resting, I like to go in my crate to either nap or just to lay there and watch what is going on.

We've provided lots of soft seating to allow for quiet, comfortable reading as well as napping, interspersed around both floors of the library, usually in front of windows, in small groupings (total 40 seats) and in one large, attractive «den» - like setting (16 seats).

Made craft turtles with Sprogs; played badminton with Sprogs, assembled worm farm with Sprogs; dug up backyard looking for worms with Sprogs; filled worm farm using cutlery and plastic bowls from kitchen; left back door open 50 times; left front door open 20 times; played badminton with Sprogs; played Battleship with Sprog 1; had a cup of tea; played Battleship with Sprog 1 again; played a little more badminton; ducked upstairs for nap; went to New Year's Eve party; drank lots of beer; crashed in bed at 11.50 pm after hoovering up contents of fridge.

Here is my tip, stenciling takes a lot of time so don't expect to be done in one nap time!

I judge spaces in lots of ways, one of which is «nap - ability».

When you think of a «beach house» you think of white washed walls, lots of places to relax and nap and touches not found in your year - round home.

Since the little one arrived, I have been spending a whole lot of extra time in the bedroom, nursing, napping, recovering... and thought it was about time I give a proper tour of the space.