Sentences with phrase «n't bond»

The finish simply didn't bond.

Of course there are compromises in nearly every home purchase but if you don't bond with your home for whatever the reason, again, don't expend the energy despising it and just move on, literally.

If it doesn't bond to the surface, there could be too much water.

Reactive Attachment Disorder is caused when an infant doesn't bond properly to its primary caregiver.

And when you realize reptiles don't bond with their sex partners or offspring like humans do, mind mapping's original purpose becomes clearer: survival.

When we are centred in fear our consciousness narrows down significantly and we can't bond with or feel our child.

Couples who watch movies about relationships together — and then discuss them after — are half as likely to split up within three years as couples that don't bond over cinema

No Bonding - One of the most common situations that we hear about is from women who just can't bond with their stepchildren.

The women who never bond with their stepchildren or who don't bond to the degree that view as «healthy» often feel bad about themselves and their marriage.

Our biggest debt problem in U.S. isn't the bond obligations of the national government.

Friends forever: Rabbits are social, but they won't bond with just any bunny.

«Some people think older dogs won't bond with you like a puppy will,» she said.

Puppy That Wouldn't Bond: I know of a trainer / breeder of police dogs.

The dog wouldn't bond.

A protection dog that won't bond will have no inhibitions to attack even the people it knows.

Many people worry that adopted dogs come with «baggage,» that they won't bond, or that there must be something wrong with them because they were «discarded.»

The misconception that you won't bond with your pet unless it is a puppy or kitten is a complete myth.

The fear that an adult dog won't bond properly with his new owners is a big one.

If the market price is above the bond value that you calculate then isn't the bond over-valued??

I first applied JB Waterweld, and that didn't work because it didn't bond to the plastic very well.

This isn't a Bond movie that rises to larger and larger action sequences, but one that gets more intimate, with its clash between hero and villain having extremely personal motivations.

This criminal syndicate, which holds secret meetings led by a shadow - drenched puppet master (Christoph Waltz), isn't Bond's only problem.

Okay well even if we can't bond over 90s grunge, we can probably bond over this pork tenderloin.

So they won't bond to taste receptors.

Applying doesn't bond you to the training, it initiates the process.

They don't bond with him as Ghanaians supporting him may do.

There seems to be a common perception that dads won't bond with their babies unless they can feed them.

However, the idea that dads can't bond with babies if they can't feed them is shockingly common, and it undermines many women's ability to make an unfettered choice about whether or not to breastfeed.

A husband can't bond as much if the wife is breastfeeding.

I wouldn't have been able to afford a long court battle where I'd have to prove to the court that they didn't bond (as opposed to the court policy being to determine where the child's bonds are at).

You know there's nothing wrong if you don't bond instantly, you know that either the breastfeeding will work out or you'll feed your baby with formula just fine, and you know that eventually the baby will sleep.

Some moms were concerned about safety (which is fair), but then there were moms calling Julie «Lazy» or suggesting that she wouldn't bond with her baby.

The child doesn't bond with his mother because she isn't responsive to his needs.

I kept telling myself that I loved Lucy so I couldn't have postpartum depression, because I thought only mothers that didn't bond with their babies suffered from postpartum depression.

For one their baby solely relies on the milk their body is making to survive, if that isn't a bond, then what is?

If you're worried that you won't bond as much with your baby if you bottle - feed than you would with breastfeeding, don't.

Unfortunately, when caregivers don't bond with babies in infancy, that sets them up for a lifetime of failing to connect with people on a personal level.

Everything from «you're poisoning your baby» to «you can't bond with your child,» and for what?

Some mothers worry that if they don't breastfeed, they won't bond with their baby.

I posted before adding: I know so many mothers who didn't bond or feel that love for the first few months and didn't really feel connected until the kids were older... and they're great moms with great kids.

While most surrogates agree that they don't bond as intensely with their surrogate babies as they do with their own children, you may experience feelings of grief or loss following the birth of the baby.

You can't bond, though, if your babies aren't with you.

They feel if they don't bond with the baby they can protect themselves from some of the pain if this baby dies as well.

Part of me wondered if it was the guilt I felt for being more educated to make better decisions regarding my son's birth as to why I didn't bond with him immediately, but after talking with several moms that have had multiple children it seems to just vary child to child and no one could really explain it.

And it's not to say that families can't bond while traveling to a tournament.

For example, if your sister had all of her babies by scheduled c - section, don't say something like «babies born by c - section don't bond with their mothers like babies born vaginally.»

The idea of someone telling me I didn't bond as well with my babies because I had an epidural is offensive.

These babies are capable of recovering from a stressful event better than their counterparts who didn't bond with their moms due to lack of breastfeeding.

They think that I am doing something wrong and he can't bond with me and told them about separation anxiety and looked at me with just a look.

When you imply that breastfeeding is the only way to bond, you are also saying that adoptive parents, breast cancer survivors, gay parents, dads, and people physically unable to breastfeed can't bond with their babies.