Sentences with phrase «now schedules activities»

Our family now schedules activities based on Arya's nursing sessions.

Not exact matches

We're finding now that toddlers can be easier to travel with than older kids — if only because they have no school or activity schedule to contend with.

Right now, my kids are young, but once they are older and have schedules for extracurricular activities and more it will be awesome to have this displayed in the home so that we can keep up with each other.

Now that I have a newborn at home the idea of having time for any one of those activities, let alone a schedule full of them, is truly laughable.

Now that you have two nap schedules to work around and various feeding needs, you'll most certainly have to readjust your activities and expectations.

Now, imagine these questions circling in a child's head and add to that the fun, over-stimulating parties and activities at school, disrupted schedules and late nights, and we have the perfect recipe for a meltdown, inappropriate behavior, or inability to fall asleep.

If activities seem too hard on your schedule or psyche right now, zane says to look into the internet dating scene.

This level of activity is not unusual for Soderbergh, who has directed about 21 feature films since 1989's Sex, Lies, and Videotape, but now he's trying to cram one more project into his schedule.

Right about now, you're scheduling the events to hit and booths to visit, wondering just how many amazing things you can see in one place, but did you know that there are also some family friendly off - site activities for San Diego Comic Con?

Mary Frank now has a small committee of men that schedules father / son and father / daughter activities, Hildreth said.

Other techniques that may fall into «less relevant» include such ones as «Stretch It,» which is designed to help «meet students where they are and push them in a way that's directly responsive to what they've shown they can already do,» and becomes more embedded in a blended - learning environment; «Wait Time,» which is designed to help all students have a moment to answer a question, but isn't relevant when each child is working at her own pace online; «Do Now» to help focus students on a particular learning activity when they enter the classroom; and several tips around varying pacing for the entire classroom, which become more irrelevant when each student has a unique pacing schedule.

Now you can relieve some of the stress from your hectic schedules, leaving you more time for other activities.

Once you have a «big picture» look of where everything falls on your calendar, it is now time to organize those activities by a daily schedule with assigned times.

Now that you know what your daily schedule looks like for each day of the week, it is up to you to follow the activities you have set forth to the «t» so you are not scrambling to complete assignments the night before it is due.

2012 didn't offer a lot for the art - inclined: the Whitney Biennial sucked; Bravo's reality show Gallery Girls failed to find anyone in the art world both legitimate and crazy enough to produce a compelling show; and our schedules now have to make room for everyone's favorite activity — art fairs!

It's right on schedule to have its cooling phase counteract GHG warming (and any warming due to solar activity which is now near its maximum but not showing in the record).

Pressing the Bixby button brings up the Hello Bixby home screen, a Google Now - like set of cards that show your schedule, reminders, weather, activity, steps, etc..

Tackle those activities now, before you are rushing to attend a hastily scheduled job interview, and while you're at it, spiff up your interview skills as well.

Most families these days are already spending time away from each other, from school, to other activities, now trying to schedule shared time 50/50 could create a larger burden on the family.