Sentences with phrase «moment as a dad»

It covers contractions, making the most of your first moment as a dad, your role during labor ad more.

Not exact matches

The next few moments would be critical as I, with the help of my dad, tried to revive the fish.

The effect «is supposed to be contemplative, but really it looks as if the son has caught dad puzzling through a senior moment.»

I see sunlight filtering in through my parents» kitchen while my dad makes lemonade for my sister's family and friends as she celebrates her wedding, and I can mentally see the magic and the moment that must be preserved:

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- Veteran Dad You can look forward to thousands of magical moments as your family grows:

Moments later, as I drove through the empty streets of our Cleveland suburb waiting for AP to stop grunting behind me, I finally understood what the veteran dads in my class had been talking about.

Perhaps the reclining high chair serves as a good seat with a view as mom or dad preps dinner or works out well for those hurried moments when mom or dad is bottle feeding their baby with one hand while eating their own dinner with the other.

Some new moms and dads want to shout the happy news from the rooftops as soon as it's happened (or even during the labor), and some want (or even need) to take the time to be in the moment themselves before they turn outward and start texting and calling and posting away.

Although it doesn't provide continuous livestreaming video, mom and dad can still check their phone for up - to - the - moment stats on baby's breathing and movement (which it can detect within one millimeter) as well as a photo collage of key moments, such as when baby wakes or stands up.

MacShane had previously written an article for The Guardian in which he played down the expenses scandal, writing, «There will come a moment when moats and manure, bath plugs and tampons will be seen as a wonderful moment of British fiddling, but more on a Dad's Army scale than the real corruption of politics.»

The two don't have to meet right from the moment you walk through the door, as they may see the baby as a foreign object that's too close to Mom or Dad for comfort.

Lifelong legacies have a string of these single moments that lead them to be known as one - like my dad.

Shepard had Bell on the first episode, and listeners got an inside look at their sweeter and more difficult moments, as well as exactly what makes the duo's marriage work so well (spoiler alert: There's a story about what Bell did when Shepard's dad was sick that will make your heart melt).

For my mom, that moment came as a caregiver attempted to walk her through the doorway of the assisted living center where she and Dad had lived for nearly a year since Alzheimer's had ushered her into life's final stages.

As an aside, I convinced my dad (a retired old school doctor) to use coconut oil on some weird patches of skin on his hand - he reported that it healed so well, his surgeon decided to cancel the biopsy he had scheduled (SUPER proud daughter moment!)

Carrey is less ideal to do the warm - dad transition that Williams would have handled expertly, yet the script (which clankingly shifts gears from writing style to writing style) delivers its best stuff in these scenes, not in such frantic moments as when the penguins bust loose and slide down the helix of the Guggenheim during a fancy party.

Suffice it to say that Eugene Levy is still slumming as Jim's ever - understanding dad, and Fred Willard — with whom Levy collaborates so brilliantly in the Christopher Guest movies — delivers the movie's most genuine moment of humor as Michelle's Irish American dad giving his rehearsal dinner toast: «May we sit many happy shivas together.»

An extended cut of the film's previously - released trailer (see above) offers a better look at Hazel's daily life, via a talk with her parents - one that's rather different than the conversations most teens have with their mom and dad - as well as an extra moment or two between she and the young Augustus Waters (Elgort): a teen amputee and bone cancer survivor, whose thirst for life and upbeat personality make it all but impossible for Hazel to be immune to his charms (or so the trailer informs us, anyway).

«We should have done this years ago,» says Drew to his dad's earthly remains, wiping away a brave tear, but for as machine - calibrated as the scene is to pluck at the heartstrings, there isn't — as there isn't at any moment in this film — a hint of authenticity to the sentiment.

But when she finds a hot dad whose kid goes to the same school as hers, the brief moment of authenticity evaporates: he's far too perfect, and she ends up head - butting him when she goes in for a kiss.

Max is forced to tolerate him, but not for a moment is it credible that his comely former girlfriend Bailey (Evangeline Lilly of Lost fame) would still hang around her late dad's old Dallas gym, which she allows Charlie to use as a robot workshop, and welcome such a loser back into her life.

Jake Lacy's Max is an entirely decent human — made up of relaxed charm and understandable reactions — and there are nice supporting moments from Gaby Hoffmann as her best friend, Richard Kind as Donna's dad, Polly Draper as her mom and David Cross, in a role he was born for, as a self - loathing, self - loving stand - up.

But the modern - day dad has a little more on his plate as far as responsibilities go and it's important that children understand this and empathize with their dads in moments of stress.

Divorcing parents should realize that they will raise the children together for years to come, and an effective co-parenting relationship from the moment the decision is made to divorce is one of the greatest gifts they can make their children, who «love both parents and see themselves as part mom and part dad.»

The moment the parenting arrangement is in jeopardy, the dad experiences a Catch - 22: if he acts like a dad, he can no longer make his contribution as a dad (the children may want to go with mom where boundaries may be less - well - enforecd); if he is afraid to act like a dad, he also no longer makes his contribution.