Sentences with phrase «mom was in the room»

and died when even the EMTs couldn't dislodge it from her throat (her mom was in the room when it happened, but couldn't do anything to stop it).

So I read an advice piece on the woman's mom being in the room and it kinda helped with my situation but not completely..

The best I can do is tell you to pack a lot of herbs and don't swear so much when your mom's in the room.

(i totally teared up when you wrote about your daughter & your mom being in the room when you got the bad news - it can be so hard to love people SO much!)

Not exact matches

I used to watch The Mighty Ducks with my hockey gloves on, acting out the scenes in front of the television with my hockey stick in the living room, my mom yelling from the kitchen reminding me to be careful and not break anything.

Our target audience is moms with kids, and I just walked into a room of guys with ties,»» said Warren Kornblum, who worked as chief marketing officer in the late 1990s and mid-2000s.

«There's a lot of talk that eventually your mom is going to have a 3D printer in her living room, and I just don't see that being the case,» Bradshaw said.

High - tech startups are retooling the clean rooms IBM once used to manufacture microprocessors; mom - and - pop operations have found happiness in old IBM research space.

That show... it was the first program I remember my mom and I watching together, not just me sitting in the living room alone glued to the screen, AND knowing my grandma was watching it too hundreds of miles away.

Canned Wine Is the Drink of Summer 2017 In the past year, Hong Lieu Tada, a San Francisco stay - at - home mom, has found a slew of unexpected places to drink wine: She has snuck her favorite vino into hotel rooms and sipped it on the beach in Hawaii.In the past year, Hong Lieu Tada, a San Francisco stay - at - home mom, has found a slew of unexpected places to drink wine: She has snuck her favorite vino into hotel rooms and sipped it on the beach in Hawaii.in Hawaii...

His mom, Jackie, is in the dining room arranging flowers.

Mother's Day (May 13)-- Whether it's afternoon tea in Le Salon, a bubbly brunch in The Grill Room or an afternoon of window shopping along Magazine Street, a weekend in New Orleans is the ultimate way to show mom some love this Mother's Day.

I grew up in Northern California, but there was an authentic British tea room out on the coast and my mom and I went there two to three times a month.

Today when I watch Michigan games, my mom is allowed to sit in the room (unless things go really bad).

Want to join me: TONIGHT (21st April), at 9 pm EST / 7 pm MST / 6 pm PST NI am going to host a live chat in the Mom It Forward Chat Room (http://momitforward.com/mom-it-forward-chat) talking about ways to successfully live with Autism in your life!

TONIGHT (21st April), at 9 pm EST / 7 pm MST / 6 pm PST NI am going to host a live chat in the Mom It Forward Chat Room (http://momitforward.com/mom-it-forward-chat) talking about ways to successfully live with Autism in your life!

We found the separate bedroom / sitting room layout (didn't see this advertised anywhere else) is especially good for families with younger kids (or for dads or moms who like to come home later and don't want to wake everyone up on the way in!).

At around 12:15 my mom and I were in her room packing up loose stuff and discussing how to get the mirror off of her dresser to prep it for moving.

These are questions that plague a new mom with every upchuck, whether you're in your own dining room or far from home.

Rooming in alone isn't a guarantee; there really needs to be an adult besides the mom in the room at all times.

Have you heard your mom sigh and say, «It would be so nice to have a gas fireplace in the living room on cold winter days.»

Most moms aren't in the room when it happens.»

That's OK for now, because if they stayed in the room you'd be getting more bad attitude, and what mom needs that, right?

It is an instinctual, hormonal reaction for moms and we recommend talking about it with your partner before your baby arrives and agreeing with him that if he calls you on it, you step back so he can figure it out on his own, or even leave the room to avoid the urge to step in.

If the baby is in another room, you can go get her when she cries, place her next to mom, and go back to sleep.

Demands of the Baby Mom's attention is always on the baby: «She might wake up and we won't hear her,» or if the baby is in the room, «We might wake the baby.»

I'm not advocating for going at it for three hours while baby screams in the next room over, but carving out time - and space - for mom and dad to be together is a huge part of the happy family equation.

Since they're electronic, this means that everyone in the room (mom included!)

As you mentioned, the issue of mold growth on filters is a concern, however, we have had NO mold growth with the Demineralization filter from Crane because it isn't your typical spongey filter that can be a breeding ground for all the yuckies that can grow... We love our Crane humidifier in our house, especially the kids because of the different animals (ADORABLES) that they each have in their rooms (mom and dad have the DROP humidifier in our bedroom

It's a crap argument - especially when most every mom I work with is right back here at work, pumping away in the mothers room just 12 weeks after the birth of their baby.

A child of 1 year does not «understand» that he is safe and mom and dad are just in the next room.

The time I curled up in the back of the room to feed my sweet hungry hippo, I finished up only to find that two other moms were nursing right on their mats.

Logistically as a mom, you can't be alone in a room at every feeding.

When my children were tiny, there was a service called parentport, where a Mom could take the baby for the day or overnight and go and sleep in a sound proofed room.

Every time I walked into a maternity store, I saw huge sections full of Medela nursing products; rows of nursing bras and fashions; special rooms for «nursing moms»; breastmilk «test kits» in case a modern, socially active mom had one too many cocktails and still wanted to give her baby the best nutrition; baby and pregnancy magazines that consistently had cover stories on how breast is even better than we thought before, and so on.

I was room mom for one of the classes last year and I was made aware of all foodallergy issues of the kids in the class, so when it came to class party time, we knew what we could and couldn't bring.

She may not want her baby held: When you enter, use the hand sanitizer provided in the room so that mom can see you're concerned about her and the baby's health.

If the mom knows that she sleeps like a log, then better option is for baby to sleep in the same room or bed but on a bassinet.

The retro - cute Milk It Kit will inspire your pumping pride with items like desk signs that say «Back in Twenty» with vintage milk bottles printed on them, a tag for your pump bag («if found, please return to this multi-tasking mom»), stickers that warn others to keep their hands off your milk in the fridge («not for lattés») and — our favorite — a two - sided door hanger to let passersby know that your space is being used as a lactation room ($ 17, milkitkit.com).

Of course, there are the required people in the delivery room: mom - to - be (obviously), a nurse or two, the midwife or doctor, and...

Real Life — The people in the room may not be Mom, Dad and Doctor.

In fact, not having time to enjoy life, your kids, and some personal breathing room is one of the biggest complaints among moms and dads fighting single parent burnout.

I scanned it for any pertinent information, and my heart dropped as I saw the words: Your Mom is in the Emergency Room.

And it did affect me, because I would have my dad with my sisters in a pile on the living room floor, wrestling and laughing and I was the sad girl on the sofa next to my mom, sucking my thumb and scared someone would pull me into the mix because I knew it would end up in a tickle fight.

My mom and stepdad decided that my boyfriend was not allowed in my room for any reason.

Until my mom arrived at my house that morning, I wasn't sure I wanted her in the delivery room.

In the deep of the night, love is a six - year - old stumbling sleepily into our room and settling onto the always - available pallet beside our bed or a teenager, woken by the 4 am thumping and bumping of their father getting ready in the dark to head out for work, slipping into my room with a quiet, «Mom, are you awakIn the deep of the night, love is a six - year - old stumbling sleepily into our room and settling onto the always - available pallet beside our bed or a teenager, woken by the 4 am thumping and bumping of their father getting ready in the dark to head out for work, slipping into my room with a quiet, «Mom, are you awakin the dark to head out for work, slipping into my room with a quiet, «Mom, are you awake?

Leaving a baby alone in a dark room for any reason just doesn't make sense to me - plus this has been a wonderful part of bonding, breastfeeding, and being a mom.

Things like if you want your partner to cut the umbilical cord or if you want to delay cord clamping, if you plan on doing anything with your baby's cord blood, if you want to hold the baby immediately after they are born or after they are cleaned up, if you want their little footprints in a special book, if you want skin - to - skin with you or your partner, if you want to try and breastfeed immediately after delivery or have a lactation consultant come (helpful especially for first - time moms), if you'd like your baby to stay in your room as long as possible or get taken to the nursery (if your hospital has one) to be evaluated, and if you want your partner to go with your baby if they need any special care outside of the delivery room.

hi im a mom of 2 boys 8 yrs old and 2 1/2 yrs old.my 2 1/2 sleeps in my room.it's great.but also the reason is also because my 8 yr old has adhd and mood disorder.and likes to bully his little brother and when his little brother had his own room my 8 yr olld would sneak into his room and wake him up for no reason..