Sentences with phrase «much food in their mouth»

Others vomit when they have too much food in their mouth.

Watch closely that your baby doesn't get too much food in his mouth all at once.

I have a major issue with not being able to simply shove as much food in my mouth.

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When your mouth becomes more dry, you have less saliva and when you have less saliva food and bacteria tends to sit in your mouth for a much longer period of time.

At 6 months, my little one was mainly playing with the food, not getting much in her mouth, and we were only doing it once a day.

Not to mention the fact that toast fingers easily melt in the mouth, even without the need of so much chewing, makes it a good start - up food for babies.

Industry has made food the focus by putting profit over public health, which in turn shifts the spotlight to «what we're eating»... which in turn creates «righteous» reasons not to shovel the junk in kids» mouths... which in turn puts way too much emphasis on the tug - o - war bit for kids» health and well - being.

Babies have a natural gagging reflex that kicks in to prevent swallowing and choking if they put too much food into their mouth at once.

The skin is the body's most absorbent, and largest, organ, and detergents that clean the clothes and bedding that go on babies» bodies deserve as much consideration as the food that goes in their mouths.

Babies, especially those who have been allowed to self - feed from the start, are very capable of figuring out how much food they can and can't fit in their mouths, and how to move it around so that they don't choke.

«Much of the salt that is added to these foods is not released in our mouths where we can taste it, and that means the rest of the salt is wasted,» he said.

The nurses involved in the study made no comments, didn't send spoonfuls of «airplanes» in for a crash landing in baby's mouth, and refrained from scolding when a baby declined a new food or ate «too much» of another.

You are putting food in your mouth and chewing but not even giving thought to how much you have just eaten or whether you are even feeling full.

I know what it's like to get up in the morning and want to throw the easiest piece of food into your mouth... or just skipping breakfast altogether because you're in that much of a pinch.

Have you ever considered how much weight you would lose if you were to put food in your mouth only when physically hungry, and stop when physically full?

Note that most multivitamins do contain some of the electrolytes you need, though they aren't always comprehensive and will take much longer to be digested than regular food or ideally, liquid you hold in your mouth for 30 seconds for quick absorption.

Sorry, I have food on the brain; those five bites of pasta I snuck in between shoveling the rest in Garrett's mouth and dodging shots flung from his spoon didn't make for much of a dinner.

Avoid from eating foods that creates too much gas and foods that leaves a strong smell in your mouth such as onion, garlic, and others.

In fact, it is MUCH easier for Dwayne to eat and actually keep food in his mouth because his lips now cover his teetIn fact, it is MUCH easier for Dwayne to eat and actually keep food in his mouth because his lips now cover his teetin his mouth because his lips now cover his teeth.

Dry food (and I include treats in this definition) turns into a sticky paste when mixed with saliva in the mouth, and this paste adheres to teeth and gums much more than canned or raw food.

From the tropical islands, post card beaches, crazy nightlife and endless smiles you'll find in Thailand to the raw and natural beauty, mouth watering food and endless adventure of Vietnam or the hedonistic lifestyle, insanely awesome accommodation and amazing wildlife (think spotting wild dolphins, snorkelling with turtles and hand feeding wild monkeys) of Bali, Indonesia you've got so much to choose from and discover!

He also continually implies that cheap calories are good calories — making the non sequitur that our abundance of calories are going into the mouths of the hungry rather than the gullets of Americans who have seen their daily caloric intake go from 2,200 calories a day to 2,700 in the last 25 years; much of this facilitated by food costs that have either leveled or reduced in that same timeframe.

Now, our family couldn't handle a white sectional in our TV room, especially when it's shared with the kitchen, because we are disgusting animals who shove food in our mouths while watching any sort of garbage TV, but I do love this look so much more.