Sentences with phrase «loves drinking from a cup»

My LO loves drinking from a cup like a big girl, but always ends up simply spilling all over herself.

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His love of the sand and the water kept him so happy, hours could pass without him wanting to nurse or even taking a few drinks from his sippy cup.

Your baby loves to be just like you by combing his own hair, drinking from a cup, and pretending to talk on the phone.

If you have a play tea set, your child will most probably love drinking from the tiny cups and eating off the mini plates.

I would love to win Because I can make the perfect cup of coffee and my family loves drinking coffee from a Keurig.ReplyCancel

Toddlers love to drink from a more grown up straw cup, but sometimes straws can make quite a mess.

Our daughter loved the idea of drinking from a cup.

Your baby loves to drink from a cup, just like she sees you doing.

= As a personal example, I really enjoy jasmine green tea and would love to drink a cup or two every single morning, however, I refrain and only drink it occasionally because I have repeatedly noticed that if I drink green tea for a few days in a row and then skip a day, I feel the effects on my adrenals as I experience fatigue from the removal of the caffeine.

Note from Heather: I love drinking mineral water in the evening because it feels a bit celebratory and special, but I pretty much have a cup of coffee my hand right after I roll out of bed and breakfast happens shortly after that.

I also love their coffee, I drink the k cup pods from Seattle best every day!

There is nothing quite like drinking tea from pretty cups and I love the scattered rose print on this cup and saucer set.

Point taken, and I'd love to hear more from Dizzle, whose snarky and well - written blog is titled «i drank the kool - aid clutching my dixie cup of apple goodness.»

Drink your morning cup of coffee with your loved one on the third floor balcony, with private access from the master suite.

Just like learning to walk, drink from an open cup, holding a spoon or riding a bicycle, to overcome impulsive (aggressive) responses takes time, practice, and above all loving guidance from you.

But there's one thing I absolutely hate: when Husband offers me his seat across the aisle and I'm forced to watch hilarious back - to - back instalments of Episodes (Matt le Blanc's new show, loving his «third arm» riff) while drinking endless cups of chardy and Diet Coke, as Husband assembles various origami dog breeds from a kit I bought the Sprogs.