Sentences with phrase «necessarily fit your child»

So «one size fits all» parenting techniques won't necessarily fit your child.

Not exact matches

I will preface this blog post the same way I did my first schedule post by saying that all children are different and yours might not necessarily fit into this schedule perfectly every single day but it is just meant as a guide to know what is typical at each age and as your child grows.

I've always found Jim to be a very gentle, non-judgmental commentator on the subject, not so much prescribing a single one - size - fits - all sleep pattern, but standing up to those who do, pointing out that there is enormous variability around the world, and that people who don't follow the standards laid out by some conservative pediatricians are not necessarily condemning their children to inevitable abnormality.

Key recommendations include: extending the national child measurement programme to also measure fitness as a slim child does not necessarily mean a fit and healthy child, rebranding the «PE & Sport Premium» as the «Physical Activity & PE Premium» to address the core notion of inactivity, and recommending that head teachers take a «whole day» approach to physical activity by engraining it throughout the entire school day.

It seems too that the focus on Africa brings with it new notions of a soldier identity that is not necessarily styled along the images seen in Hollywood movies but more along the lines of how this form of popular culture has influenced child soldiers» choice of dress — which is usually a combination of ill - fitting army pants with popular animated characters t - shirts.

These examples don't necessarily fit into the idea of «protecting your family» or their finances, but they do speak to a desire to have a lasting impact on your children's lives if you die prematurely.

When the current child custody arrangement no longer fits, an entire child custody modification is not necessarily required.

The happy people I know have decorative things on display in their homes that aren't necessarily something that fits their style or that they would have chosen themselves, but they display it because someone they love gave it to them, or a child made it and they wouldn't hurt that kid's feelings for the world.