Sentences with phrase «n't feed their children»

I wonder when she realized that she could not feed her children, that she had to lose them to save them.Did her knees give out when she took her oldest, my grandfather, to live in an orphanage, or when she sent her three - year - old daughter to live with a friend?

I believe as a society, we are not feeding our children well.

And in a case like this, in MY opinion, it is 100 % correct for a dad to tell his wife that she is no less of a mother because she can't feed the child the way God has designed it to work.

And don't feed your child nuts or seeds, such as sunflower or pumpkin seeds.

Is there anything I can do to establish a supply so that I'm not feeding my child something I JUST pumped?

But yet they're telling me what I can and can't feed my child?

There's a blog written by a same sex couple (two women) that describes what happened when their newborn was readmitted for jaundice in the middle of the night and the «baby friendly» hospital would not feed the child even though the gestational parent couldn't have breastfed even if she wanted to.

While some parents think that they should not feed their child, should offer a BRAT diet (bananas, rice, applesauce, and toast), or otherwise limit their child's diet when they are sick, unless your child is vomiting a lot or simply doesn't want to eat, that usually isn't necessary.

When we say «fed is best» the alternative being compared is not feeding your child at all.

Don't feed your child eggs until they're two.

Especially if a mother has not fed her child in a bit, and her breasts are engorged, milk with spew forth like a geyser.

I felt ashamed that I couldn't feed my children, I wasn't a proper mother.

I'm really tired of the food police deciding what I can and can not feed my child.

(Please don't feed my child....)

i do nt feed my children dog feed and sure as heck do nt want them eating it at school...

So I don't understand why any other woman can't feed their children wherever they want to, however they choose to.

Don't feed your children crap just to make them happy and expect that they'll listen to you later when it comes to eating right.»

I'm not feeding my child poison so stop calling it a last resort!

It's just really unfair and frustrating that you can't feed your children the way you want.

Examples of physical neglect include not taking a sick or injured child to the doctor, improperly clothing a child and not feeding a child, according to the researchers who will present their findings today (Aug. 18) at the annual meeting of the American Sociological Association in San Francisco.

Well I guess the logical conclusion people would naturally come to is wrong... that if you plan on raising a child for the next say 16 years, if you can not feed that child then it is a misallocation of resources.

Non-essential information includes such things as how many affairs he / she had, how he chose bowling over spending time with the children, or how she didn't feed the children healthy foods.

If mom is not feeding the child during her parenting time or neglects the child's hygiene, don't note how embarrassed you are to have your child seen in that condition.

I suspect she dares not feed her child cereal for dinner, either.

Not exact matches

If the food they didn't eat didn't go directly to the troops abroad, their leftovers could be used to feed their children: «That for every pang of hunger we feel we can have a double joy, that of knowing we are saving worse pangs in... little children, and that of knowing that for every pang we feel we lose a pound.»

Photos became the essential ingredient in our growth» he also points out that «without these brand evangelists typing captions under their photos of how they fed 10 children in the Horn of Africa we would not have been able to change a million lives.

The guest doesn't seem to have a clue about what he is talking and what I love about it is how arrogant the dude is about the business that he owns and the work that he does (which he makes it sound more important than feeding the hungry children of Africa or something).

Feeding South Florida sponsors a Backpack Program, delivering food to feed those children who don't have enough to eat between Friday's school lunch and Monday's school breakfast.

It is sad to see the money athiest waste on these billiboards, hey athiest why don't you do something good and help feed a child, or shelter the homeless!

While Judaism contains the oldest known humane limits on the use of animals (e.g., harming an animal is punishable, slaughter must be painless, they must be fed before one's children, they are to rest on the Sabbath, etc.), it does not eliminate animals for use as food, manufacture, or for ritual.

Some of them, maybe most, will have at least one parent or another relative who could take care of them, though the adults sometimes tried to hide that from us; they figure we will take better care of the children than they can, plus they won't have another mouth to feed.

With not much time left, he repeated three times, feed my children, feed my children, feed my children.

When people can't feed, clothe or house, much less educate, even one or two children, it is absurd for them to continue having more.

Everything we create, the mouths we feed, the sick for whom we care, the environments we clean up, the children we nurture, the spouse you love, the friends with whom we weep and rejoice, the hard work at our jobs, the kindness we offer strangers, the art we make — it all matters, and not just for now, because everything you do for God matters for eternity.

I shouldn't have been so surprised to recognize God when I gloated over sleeping children or nursed through cluster feeds or washed soiled sheets in the middle of the night or clapped until my fingers tingled over Christmas carols in school gyms or read aloud childish stories printed on construction paper or welcomed friends for sleepovers.

This evoked the reply that, in Mark's account, Jesus made to the woman's first appeal: «Let the children first be fed, for it is not right to take the children's bread and throw it to the dogs» (Mk 7:27: Mt 15:26).

This means we do not know how many were really fed, for surely the women and children ate the loaves and fish just as the men did.

I am not Mom enough to think that the debate over how to feed our youngest children — an important and nuanced conversation about nutrition, and workplace policy, and government responsibility, and gender relationships — can be boiled down to a simplistic, unrepresentative, staged photograph.»

«They» were the people next door, a Muslim family with the same number of children to feed and who did not have any food either.

That the cost of feeding and rearing children being so great that if the government can not step in it would be better to roast and eat the babies — a horror so shocking he was imprisoned for saying it.

The real folks responsible for allowing these molestations in the Catholic Church are their brainwashed faithful who continue to feed the pipeline for priests to molest the children and turn their heads as long as it isn't their kids.

Laid in a humble binof barley, not feed corn, tonight a Child is bornto save us all from sin.

To see others living in luxury when one can not feed one's children causes bitterness and envy.

I am not ashamed that when God strapped on sandals and walked among us, God fed the hungry, wept with the mourning, touched the untouchable, turned water into wine, cracked jokes about religion, obeyed his mom, defended the defenseless, bantered with children, forgave his enemies, and reminded us that the whole point of it all is to love God and love our neighbors well.

That scene follows immediately the one in which a Catholic father informs his dozens of children that he has to sell them for scientific experimentation because «God has blessed us so much, I can't afford to feed you all».

I'm not a woman, but I would feel utterly uncomfortable exposing my breast in the slightest to feed my child, but that's me.

Globalization, which causes the aggravation of poverty, forces millions of children to live in streets, because their families can not feed or support them.

You seem to forget or maybe didn't know that during the Depression, parents gave up their children to orphanages or to extended family to raise because they couldn't afford to feed them.

I can't so realistically what would happen to our social fabric is everyone had way more children than they could afford to feed and educate?

Wouldn't that money have been used better to feed some of our hungry children?