Sentences with phrase «murmur.the same parents»

Those same parents are now taking the graduate schools by storm.

An ugly reality where those same parents fear that even those lessons won't be enough.»

Now, with all that said, there can be very significant differences between growth ETFs that are based upon the same parent index.

In addition to its online payment service, it has an offline network through relationships with retailers like 7 - Eleven — which shares the same parent — to enable people without credit (who represent the majority in many countries) to buy online points over the counter.

It shares the same parent long index with AGG and BND.

«The jury is still out on whether being raised by same parents disadvantages children,» explains Marks.

(Warner Bros. is owned by the same parent company as CNN.)

Two twin brothers who were from the same tribe, same family and had the same parents, rasied in the same household but with two very different outcomes because of the decisions they made.

If parents present their children for baptism because it is a family ritual, the same parents probably will want their children to formally join the church because it is a family tradition.

He had the same parents.

My kids have the same parents, same upbringing... and they are still very, very different.

I can not imagine this is the case - if a child is hungry these parents are likely feeding them, when they are awake these same parents are likely playing with them, and when they need to sleep they are responding by showing their babies what they have figured out works to help the child sleep.

These same parents often end up feeling defeated and are left wondering why the consequences didn't work.

Some children struggle more than others with controlling their temper, even siblings raised in the same house with the same parents.

Note: View baby names for one parent by entering the same parent's name in both fields.

«The parents in my practice who would use organic formula are the same parents who would be worried about giving sweets to their babies,» said Dr. Jatinder Bhatia, a member of the nutrition committee of the American Academy of Pediatrics.

When we had our first child, I was prepared to continue that same parenting philosophy when their Mom suggested that a more affectionate, more hands - on approach to child rearing would garner benefits for both them and us.

I also love this — its nice to remember there are other mamas out there who have the same parenting philosophies and I get annoyed when people imply that by letting my son share my bed I am somehow spoiling him.

And it appears that helpful kids are linked with same parenting practices that predict a strong sense of empathy and empathic concern (Eisenberg et al 2006; Brownell et al 2013).

These children share the same parents.

It is so important that all caregivers are on the same parenting page.

It was refreshing to connect with other moms who share the same parenting style that I do, even when I'm still figuring out what my parenting «style» is.

In so doing, WnS has created an incomparable community of mothers and fathers who may not all have the same parenting ideals, but are still able to share ideas and advice, as well as commiserate.

The same parenting rules apply to screen time as to anything else — set a good example, establish limits, and talk with your teen about it.

Fraternal twins come from two eggs that are fertilized by two separate sperm and are no more alike than other siblings born to the same parents.

The very same parents who say they will never spank their children may have done so in the past but quickly learned that sort of discipline doesn't work for their family, or maybe they didn't like the feeling they got once they spanked their child.

Children from the same parents reared in the same home are no more alike than if they were raised in separate homes.

You could have said that technically if she did not want to leave people with the impression she and her brother were the offspring of the same parents, she would, she's correct need to explain what type of parent it is they both have in common.

She was seeking your validation that she'd learned something from what she'd been observing about step relationships and she wanted you to confirm that was drawing logical conclusions based upon her having learned that step brothers are brothers who don't have the same parents as she does.

She applied the information she had perfectly to her situation with the brother she's raised with because he and she don't have the same parents.

One way to find that solace is to join other moms going through the exact same parenting stage you are at the exact same time.

There you'll find parents who have the same parenting philosophy, who are going through the same trials as you are, and whose kids are the same ages as yours.

If there's one thing a parent can do more with it's convenience, and those same parents will also find that convenience certainly is a matter of organization.

Feeling consistently scared of a parent and being securely attached to that same parent is not possible.

It is great to be able to ask for help and have other people give you advice that comes from the same parenting beliefs.

I find it interesting that two children with the same parents and same upbringing can be so different.

These same parents are my friends now.

The same parenting rules apply.

Even after teaching for twelve years and coaching hundreds and hundreds of swimmers, and having a whole bunch of my own children, it still surprises me how two kids in the same family from the same parents can be so different from one another.

You would think with the same parents they might be similar in size!

Unlike identicals, the genes of fraternals are as different as any other sibling with the same parents.

Yet these same parents punish their preschoolers for «not listening,» for «not sharing,» for «writing on walls» with crayons parents left around where their exploring, experimenting children can find them.

Same parents.

And as negative reinforcement generally breeds more negative behavior (not less), these same parents are left scratching their heads and wondering «Where is this bad behavior coming from?»

Finding friends that have the same parenting values is another critical component in deciding on a non-parental caregiver.

Then, as I was reading the giant Dr. Sears Baby Book my husband had bought me, I saw that same parenting philosophy explained further.

I am quite sure those same parents would be up in arms if * their * children were left out.

Eventually these same parents are overjoyed at seeing their child pick up a book, not put it down and become from that moment a voracious reader.

It should be someone who either has your same parenting style or has no preconceived parenting ideas or keeps her ideas completely to herself.

I think we subscribe to the same parenting philosophy (laugh it off) and I can't wait to read more of what you have to say!!!!!