Sentences with phrase «much benefit children»

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To avoid further disappointment, it might be necessary to stop expecting much of a pop in gross domestic product from the Canada Child Benefit.

We invest much less in young children, and that stems largely from the fact that most other advanced economies view early childhood education, child care and other benefits targeted at parents with young children as «public goods,» meaning investments that, absent public support, would be insufficiently made from the perspective of society's well - being.

The Budget declares that the Canada Child Benefit will be simpler, tax - free, better - targeted and «much more generous.»

The company recently announced it was enhancing its employee benefits, allowing parents to take off as much paid time as they want within the first year after the birth or adoption of a child.

«But all children will benefit from as much safety, love, and routine as you can provide them.»

He harmed innocent children and as much as I understand you believe he will be judged in the end, he resides in a secular country that does not give him that benefit... we believe he should be punished for his crimes in the here and now.

Topher, as much as your opinion can't be trusted based on the fact that you have made it clear that you believe the buybull is 100 % true, there are some facts based in reality that state very clearly that children can benefit from being the child of a same gender couple... even further making your belief and opinion unworthy of trust.

We find that to bring the greatest benefits, parenting leave design must walk a tight - rope between providing for the health and welfare needs of mothers and infants without marking women down as uniquely responsible for caring for children; and that therefore it is best if much of the birth - related leave is available to mothers without being limited to uptake by them.

There is so much more to breast feeding than nutrients, apart from the closeness & bonding, primarily the undeniable & proven health benefits to both the mother & child.

I wonder, too, what the long term benefits are for children whose mothers did make that sacrifice (when able) and how it impacts society on a much grander scale than cost of formula vs. cost of breastfeeding.

Much of the coverage on Obama's health care reform law has focused on reducing costs, expanding coverage, and ensuring benefits for children with pre-existing medical conditions.

In support of the anon's, as a child of divorce I found it really grating to read how much the «away from the kids» time is a benefit of divorcing.

They get much more expensive if there is constant bickering in court over who pays and who benefits from child support.

But recent scientific studies are building a much stronger argument for the benefits of sharing sleep with our children.1 Yet even with the scientific support and the changing cultural perception of cosleeping, the subject is typically constrained to parents of infants.

Swaddling benefits the child as much it benefits you.

There could be factors that make breastfeeding better or worse for an individual baby and factors that make formula better or worse for a particular baby, ranging from extreme prematurity (breastmilk's benefit is larger due to protection against NEC, this is probably the only situation in which I would attempt to at least pump breastmilk) to the mother being unable to cope and care for her child without a medication that is bad for breastfeeding (formula is much healthier for that child).

Parents know how much smoother life is with a well - rested and pleasant child, and recognizing the tremendous benefits and need for sleep is important in making choices for your family that encourage and protect sound sleep.

I'm not sure of the science behind the benefits of breastfeeding at 13 months, but I will say that your child behaving «too much like a baby» may be a valid criticism.

One additional benefit is that because your child is sitting flush with the seat, it is much harder for them to kick the seat in front of them (a huge problem for us the last time we flew).

Another benefit is that many chocolate flavorings are now fortified with some extra calcium and other vitamins and minerals, so if your child doesn't drink much milk or other things with calcium, then it might be a good way to make sure he gets enough of this important mineral.

When we offer our children flexibility, they'll also be much more willing to offer to help us spontaneously so it may mean that we notice the benefits of their learning about tidying at a later date.

Much has been said about the benefits of Lego — great for building, following instructions, extending the child's imagination, fine motor skills and the list goes on.

And also the correlation between your truly - terrified - of - poop friend and your own fears — your imagination is generally worse than reality, and even when reality IS pretty gross (like that time my baby had an explosive poop all over my lap at a restaurant that only had the tiniest bathroom ever, like there wasn't enough room between the toilet and the door for the diaper bag, much less a three - month - old) you just sort of... take it in stride and deal with it, knowing that the benefits of babies and children outweigh the occasional brush with grossness.

When Partner B acknowledges the benefit of an emphasis on kindness, that opens up space for Partner A to see where too much of an emphasis on kindness can a) make a child feel he is only being loved if he is kind and can b) set him up for disappointment when he discovers that the rest of the world does not necessarily have that focus.

Their research concluded that there is much room for improvement in educating and training child care providers and staff on the benefits of breastfeeding and human milk.

I am in awe of her and the energy and determination she must have had to not only mother her 11 children, but to give SO MUCH to all of the many, many women who she helped to experience all of the incredible joys and benefits of mothering through breastfeeding.

So I knew the benefits, I think that's why I was the first one they allowed to do the skin - to - skin in the OR because I was advocating for that early — that latch in a way that I knew the benefits much more deeply at that point with my second child.

There is research which show the tremendous rear facing benefits for young children but not much for children aged 2 - 5.

Modern - day adoptions are much more positive and offer benefits for everyone involved: adopted children, birth families and adoptive parents.

Children as young as two years old can benefit from the Little Children Big Dreams stories and while a 2 year old's drawings may not look like much to us, they are full of meaning for your child.

When you hear that other parenting strategies are safer and better than yours, whether that holding your baby too much will keep him from developing independence or that there's no benefit to breastfeeding once solids are introduced — whether you're reading this in a magazine or hearing it from your neighbor — you begin to doubt yourself and your child.

How much sleep children need, what to do about nightmares, the health benefits of sleep for children, and more

After doing MUCH research as this is my first child, I have determined that the benefits of breast feeding my daughter into her toddler years is what I plan on doing.

Luckily at this point you know for yourself that breastfeeding means much more than feeding your child and that the benefits for your baby AND for you are countless.

Offers children a sense of attachment parenting while in their own cribs sleeping and this is proven to produce both physical and physiological benefits not to mention giving them the ability to sleep for much longer periods of time than they would alone in the crib.

I have one, am only having one and believe very much that all children benefit from structure, healthy sleep habits and compassion.

In addition, use whole grain bread instead of white bread while preparing sandwiches because it contains twice as much benefit as white bread for both children and adults.

Despite government claims it is an «incentive to work», the benefit cap will actually make the problems poverty and inequality - especially for children - much worse.

Welfare reforms are labours, we know Ms Cooper stated she was looking at child benefits but it would cost to much, in other words she was going to means test.

The freeze will hit the poorest third in society the hardest and cause working families with children lose as much as # 490 a year in child benefit and tax credits.

But the decision to announce the scrapping of child benefits for parents earning over # 44,000 dominated proceedings, with right - wing media outlets and much of the Tory rank - and - file reacting angrily to the proposal.

Yet pretty much every major cut so far has been targeted specifically at children: new schools & playgrounds scrapped, Child Trust Fund scrapped, free school meals extension scrapped etc., and now Child Benefit cut.

«So why are their changes to tax and benefits coming into force today hitting women harder than men and taking so much support from children, with families on low and middle incomes being hit the hardest of all?

«But I think we have been very open as a government that it is right that people at the top who earn much more than people with average incomes should be asked to make an extra sacrifice and that it is justifiable to say that people at the top don't receive child benefit in the way people do on ordinary incomes.

The fact is that lower - income groups are much more likely to see the benefits of spending in these areas as they are proportionately less likely to send their children to private fee - paying schools like Harrow or Eton, or have private health insurance and be registered with Harley St doctors.

The ability to avoid too much unpalatable cutting was the consequence of finding # 7bn extra cuts / effective tax rises from the Welfare budget and from Child Benefit, along with rises in public sector employee pension contributions, though it was disappointing (but not surprising) that misdirected programmes such as winter fuel payments survive intact.

An ombudsman position is not a bad idea so much funding goes into well - intended programs the children hardly benefit and such a position useful though I would agree with you that we should first investigate if there is one existing already doing a similar job.

And it is very difficult to justify taxing people on low incomes to pay for the child benefit of those earning so much more than them.

He also claims that New York's education budget is too high, without noting that because of the wide disparities of income in the state, children in wealthy districts benefit from much higher spending and students in poorer districts have to make do with far fewer resources.

Their parents may have just lost their child benefit for these very same children, but this is a generation that will now be asked to start their adult life already owing as much as # 40k.