Sentences with phrase «much focus on your child»

There are plenty of books for kids about being scared of the dark and this is a really nice way to approach the problem without putting too much focus on your child.

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Gross says focusing on video games was as much about the science of tracking and collecting information about patients» vision, as it is about the psychology in having a testing format that appeals to a wide range of ages and cognitive abilities — from children through elderly — regardless of reading or language skills.

When his children got older and he could no longer vent his hate by beating his children and his wife as much, he focused his hatred on the community at large.

Much of the inquest has focused on why none of these children reported what they had heard before the tragedy.

The danger here is that couples may focus so much on their children that they find themselves distant from one another and with little in common after the children leave home.

Forget the e-mail, folks, and focus on the other VERY disturbing attributes and practices of this profoundly bizarre woman, but who DOES love her children and is a good Mom to them, as much as I can tell.

agreed... the focus is always on the mother... hardly ever the child... they pretty much try to hide it out of the picture by not mentioning it

First of all, our initial focus needs to be on the reality that many Protestant denominations, regardless of their authoritative structure, aren't doing much at all on a denominational level to address the horrors of child sexual abuse.

That's why it's not unusual for parents of food allergic eaters to focus so much on making sure there are no traces of a certain allergen (which is the number one priority), that they do not concern themselves with other ingredients — allergens, toxins, food additives and colorings, that could be contributing to other, seemingly unrelated health issues that their child is facing as well.

Dixie did not divorce, but it took having a supportive husband and a lot of self - awareness on her part; it's easy to put all your focus on your child — who legitimately needs so much more — instead of your relationship, which was a familiar theme I came across in «parents of special needs kids» chat rooms while researching for the HuffPo article.

Her «theory of mind» focuses on how children understand the minds of others and is based on the premise that children learn in much the same way as scientists do, through a process of active experimentation.

What I often say to parents is, «Don't focus so much on taking care of your child's garden that you forget to tend to your own.»

There is at least one child there basically all the time, singularly focused on creating as much chaos as possible.

Treatment mainly focuses on child condition being soothed as much as possible.

Her relaxed approach will help parents to stop worrying about how much of each nutrient their child needs and focus on the big picture.

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 my opinion it's all about raising a well balanced child and not focusing too much on any one aspect.

When we make our children the sole focus of our lives, we put too much pressure on them.

It's funny (sad, actually) how people focus so much on the money / property and getting revenge at the expense of their children during a divorce.

Much of the concern about cellphones and instant messaging and Twitter has been focused on how children who incessantly use the technology are affected by it.

On top of that what you should know is once your child hits kindergarten, first grade and second grade, much less focus is put on social / emotional development and do much more is put on academiOn top of that what you should know is once your child hits kindergarten, first grade and second grade, much less focus is put on social / emotional development and do much more is put on academion social / emotional development and do much more is put on academion academia.

Parents often focus so much time and energy on trying to make their children obey in the small moments of life that they forget to step back and take a panoramic view of how their parenting choices may affect their children's life course.

When in a carrier the child won't be able to move around so much, he would be more focused on the breast, he would feel calmer and most of the time will take a short nap.

Everyones situation is different, everyone has different parenting ways... But I will say that marital problems do arise from people putting to much focus on the kids, and not eachother... What happens after 18 years of focusing completely on your children, they go off to college, and you are left married to a stranger who you have been cohabitating with for the past 18 years....

Rather than, punitively, playing «take - away» with the child when they're not conforming to family rules, it's much better to focus on educating them beforehand about the negative outcome of their questionable behaviors.

Healthcare providers may not get much breastfeeding education in their training and may focus their continuing education on disease treatment or child development, but that does not mean they can't be supportive of breastfeeding!

When your children are babies you're so focused on getting on and getting through the baby stage that you don't really think much further afield.

Set aside distractions, like the cell phone; beware of how much «phubbing,» or phone - snubbing has negatively affected our social relationships and try to focus on your child when you speak to him instead of being distracted and checking email or messages.

«Once your child hits the teen years, don't get lost in the details by focusing too much on the day to day behaviors and moods of your child.

A child who focuses too much on food may eat too much.

In fact, I wish that more parents knew about EC * with respect to toddler toilet learning * because it really focuses on connection, is so gentle and very much child - led, while still supporting learning and while avoiding a lot of the anxiety and power struggle / frustration for both parent and child.

I admire anyone who chooses the former, just as much as I admire anyone with the courage to stay true to what you want to do for your child and family — it's hard to stay focused on that when there is so much other noise happening between midwives, GPs, and Health Visitors.

10) Have goals for each letter or conversation, so your child will come away focused on how she is adjusting, rather than on how much she wants to come home.

He eventually became dissatisfied with Klein's approach, believing that it focused too much on children's fantasies and not enough on events in the environment, including the influence of parents and caregivers.

If you focus on making the «wind down» ritual something your child looks forward to I promise the process will go much more smoothly.

Since sending her to Kindergarten, she has struggled some what in staying focused on day - to - day classroom activities, yet she has the vocabulary and communication skills of a much older child, always using her language in the proper context.

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.

If children raised on perfect food without their mother's presence is not your idea of a utopia, I suggest we all stop focusing so much on the wonders of breast milk and look more closely at the issues involved in exclusive breastfeeding and in mother - infant proximity.

Caring as much as they do, total parenting attention focused on the only child they will have, they tend to invest all they have to give.

Hanna's best baby weaning tips Think as little as possible about how much your children eat I focus as little as I can on how much my kids eat.

Dr. James Ochi: When a new mother begins to breastfeed her child, she spends much of her time focusing on getting the perfect latch and bringing in her milk supply.

Oftentimes when we are out running errands, we are so focused on completing tasks and checking off lists that we don't stop to realize how much our children are learning and absorbing from these daily trips.

There is much focus on car seat safety but protecting a child starts earlier than that.

Sadly, much of the work focuses on children who have been exposed to neglect where high levels of stress hormones coupled with minimum adult interaction has resulted in permanent changes in their brain structure leading to impaired emotional wellbeing and difficulty in adjusting to stress and anxiety in adulthood (Rutter 1989 et al).

But in midwifery, we have focused on avoiding the pain of c - section to the exclusion of protecting women from a much greater pain: the pain of losing a child.

As much as possible, join your child during screen time, and focus on the program instead of multitasking.

Since accidents are the leading cause of death for children, it is not surprising that pediatricians often focus so much on educating parents about childproofing, the proper use of car seats, and encouraging kids to use helmets.

Just say No to electronics when you're with your kids, given that you're much more likely to yell at your child if you're trying to focus on a screen.

Once my second child came along I fully realized exactly how much energy I put towards keeping him at an even keel because now I couldn't focus just on him.»

While it does spend much of its time looking at the «character» traits that help children succeed, it is broader focused than just character development, with many portions dwelling on evaluation of a variety of educa