Sentences with phrase «night before bed means»

A slick of this on at night before bed means no chapped lips EVER!

Not exact matches

If you're saying no TV right before bed one night only to cave in the next evening, you are sending a clear message to your child that the rules don't mean much, don't need to be respected, and can easily be changed.

This can mean waking baby to feed before you go to bed, or even waking baby in the middle of the night for a quick feeding.

I started saying yes to my own self - care, which meant saying no to friends who wanted to spend time together on nights before classes and saying yes to being in my bed by at least 10 p.m. Ultimately, my side hustle changed the narrative of showing up for myself.

Mind you, this doesn't mean I'm advocating for you to have a slice of chocolate cake each night before bed.

That means you either have to take it first thing in the morning and then not eat anything for two hours, or take it at night, at least two hours after your last meal... before you go to bed.

For the best night's sleep, most people should avoid strenuous workouts in the late evening or right before bed (that means no 9:00 pm CrossFit!).

Depending on your lifestyle and whether or not you tend to forget to plug your tech in every night before bed, the ability to go several days on a charge could mean you ultimately get more use out of your smartwatch.

This means that you can't simply apply Bengay to your dog's sore muscles before bed at night.

This means not playing with your dog when you take them out at night to pee before bed or when you take them out during the middle of the night.

I meant to play it for only a few minutes last night before going to bed, but I wound up being up until 1:30 a.m. playing the thing when I was going for a 30 - mile bike ride in the morning.

This could mean scheduling bath time at the same time each night or settling onto the couch for story time before bed.

However, before bed is not really a good idea as this means that they are left with their own thoughts through the night, not the best time to digest such news.

Checking in with them might just mean giving them a warm embrace to show them you care, or giving them a massage before bed at night, or asking if they have anything they need to get off their chest.

And when I say small pretty project, I don't mean whipping out the power tools to put together a barn wood wall before bed that night.