Sentences with phrase «more inclined»

Generally speaking, mothers who choose rooming - in are more inclined to breastfeed.

Studies show that parents are more inclined to talk to boys more than girls about money.

Sometimes, I'm team get - on - that - scale - every - single - day, and sometimes I'm more inclined to opt for a weekly weigh - in.

Many years ago, women were more inclined to consume cod liver oil, salmon, and sardines.

Researchers examined findings from more than 34,000 people who were born sometime between the 1950s and 1970s, and, as a result, came to several compelling conclusions, including those who were breastfed were 24 percent more inclined to be socially mobile and 20 percent less likely to lose popularity or social standing.

Similarly, mothers whose friends or family nurse their own babies are more inclined to breastfeed.

A seat that is more inclined is not a safe option to have a child eat food.

It is most important that your child remains comfortable throughout your jog so that they will be more inclined to go with you again.

If your baby likes the sensation of a long car ride or more inclined towards being help by your caring hand, you need to consider what this swing offers you.

The School Nutrition Department has found that students were much more inclined to choose new items on the serving line after they've had the opportunity to taste test it.

If it did, then, OK, I'd be more inclined to say that lifelong love — not necessarily lifelong marriage — is an accomplishment.

Honestly, the responses that Nestle have given make me more inclined to boycott than I already was.

They were more inclined to eat the foods that they had a hand in shopping for and packing up for lunch.

Sometimes when you take them shopping to help pick out healthy foods she likes, and then she helps to choose the next day's menu for her lunch, she might be more inclined to eat her choices.

When she's a teenager she might be more inclined to try it just because you said she couldn't.

And other researchers have found that older children who had been colicky babies were more inclined to have behavioral issues and generally negative temperaments.

This can make them overeat, be more inclined to spit up and be gassier.

Women are more inclined to evaluate their lifestyle behaviors when pregnancy, making a conscious effort to be healthier and improve her environment.

Explain that you're more inclined to help her when she's polite to you, and that you don't like it when she orders you around.

because although he pees more frequently on the floor while naked, he also is much more inclined to go pee by himself in the bathroom.

Most toddlers don't understand patience either, making them even more inclined to whine if you ask them to wait.

I read an article that showed, scientifically speaking, children are more inclined to go on to get a college level degree if their mothers have one.

I think if she weren't all that I hoped, I might be more inclined to have more.

By giving your toddler some sense of control over what is happening, they are much more inclined to abide.

Sometimes, babies will be more inclined to drink from a bottle if they still have skin - to - skin contact for the first couple of weeks of weaning.

Engage your child in growing food / grocery shopping / cooking and she will be more inclined to try new things.

Iben Sandahl, a licensed narrative psychotherapist, MPF, and author of the acclaimed parenting book, The Danish Way, told Mother magazine that children who are raised by parents who do not employ an ultimatum - based system of discipline are much more inclined to both value and exhibit respect as opposed to fear or apathy.

Perhaps the fact that I am not with him during the bulk of the week makes him more inclined to desire my presence and touch at any and all times of the day or night?

Always thank the buyer for their feedback and tell them if you're making changes as a result — it shows you're listening and they may be more inclined to buy from you again.

A woman who breastfeeds past age 6 months and is financially secure might be more inclined, as a majority, to have multiple (3 +) children.

Or perhaps parents will be more inclined to think for themselves, rejecting these mainstream notions as they overload our news streams?

You could also look for influencers who are from or live near you, as they may be more inclined to work with local businesses.

We would be more inclined to say the latter as Bolton have been nothing short of awful on the road this season.

Philippe Coutinho regularly dropped deep to receive the ball from his starting position on the left, whereas Raheen Sterling seemed more inclined to stay in advanced positions.

Wolves work tremendously hard in every single match and while the quality isn't always evident, their industry and willingness to fight for the cause is apparent for all to see, which is more than can be said for Carlo Ancelotti's side, who appear at eachother's throat and have been more inclined to blame everyone else rather than themselves.

It is always that way when a giant of the game calls it a day and people are much more inclined to remember the Thierry Henry era rather than the Yaya Sanogo era.

So despite my Manchester United supporting father's best efforts, I was much more inclined to watch Scooby - Doo and build mediocre structures with magnetics.

Teams after a loss would be more motivated and the team that won might be more inclined to rest starters if -LSB-...]

According to latest UK news, Manchester United boss, José Mourinho, while being disappointed with Alexis Sanchez's impact, is more and more inclined to give up on English international forward Marcus Rashford (20).

Having signed Tiemoue Bakayoko from Monaco, Antonio Conte will be more inclined to allow the move to go ahead now, and it seems as though United will land their long - time target, although it could cost them up to # 50m to bring an end to the transfer saga.

He knew that Tony Pulis» Stoke, Sam Alardyces» Blackburn and Bolton teams and others, would always be more inclined to slug it out.

For instance, buying lemar who plays left midf and the no 10 role means he's only limited to the left where he's more inclined to be crossing to an aerially weak striker.

Although they're not necessarily looking to balance their book, oddsmakers are more inclined to shade their number to discourage action on the public side.

More experienced, more inclined to work hard for the team and win the ball back.

I think the Arsenal board and Wenger need to get the thanks and if we say thank you to those people who work hard rather than a deity then maybe the human beings will feel the reward more and be more inclined to treating us fans a bit more?

Yes, Vegas is an «expansion» team but the roster isn't that bad, and I'd be more inclined betting them to make the playoffs than teams like the Canucks (+700) and Avalanche (+800).

Sterling was probably their best player but will not feel any more inclined to extend his Liverpool contract after Markovic blew the chance to set him up for an easy tap in to open the scoring.

Sunderland had been linked with a move for Borini but the former AS Roma man turned down a summer switch to the Stadium of Light outfit but could perhaps be more inclined to join a Swansea City side sitting comfortable in the top half of the table.

I'm more inclined to believe that it's a matter of him not finding chemistry on a very tight - knit team.

I am more inclined to have him partner Ramsey and put Chambers in central defence.