Sentences with phrase «often eat in cars»

After all, people often eat in cars and spill plenty.

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This mama goes into much detail about mess - free eating in the car and a few other not - often - thought - about uses for EasyLunchboxes!

Aside from the basics and generic marvels of modern invention (roof over my head, car, cell phones, internet, elevators, dishwashers, tampons, etc, etc), in my own life and particular circumstances I'm especially grateful for my Ergo baby carrier, very involved and very good Grandparents on both sides, a very involved and very amazing husband, and the luxury of eating out more often than I should.

Kids that eat in the car are at risk for choking and often go unnoticed by the person who is driving.

They would need the infant car seat to transport the baby quite often, especially in a car, e.g. to the doctor's office, to visit friends and family, eating out, visits to the store, and likely future Baby & Me groups for Julia.

If you have to travel often for work, feel as if you're always in your car, or simply aren't around your kitchen much, you can still eat well on the go — as long as you make it a priority.

I often shove food into their hands on our way out the door so they can eat breakfast in the car.

They often urge filmgoers to make real - life changes: Stop eating so much steak, invest in solar panels, drive electric cars...

Learning to Make Informed Choices What to wear, what to eat, who to get in a car with all are decisions middle schoolers face often or daily.

No one could get in or out of the car with any semblance of grace, the lengthy doors often bashed into whatever we parked next to, and we could never see what was behind us because of the big, plastic engine cover that ate up a bunch of space in the already tiny rear window.

I would definitely upgrade to leather if you have kids or eat often in your car.

Often, lifestyle inflation manifests itself in eating out more, buying more things, and «upgrading» various belongings, from the furniture to the car to the types of clothes you wear.

While some people might romanticize their free - roaming lives, the reality is that feral cats often live in vacant lots, dodge cars, and eat from trash cans; face infection, disease, and an endless cycle of pregnancy; and suffer extremes in treatment and weather.

Those that are allowed to wander often eat toxins, trash, get in to fights, or are hit by cars.

Drivers are often distracted by mobile phones, children in the car, eating, drinking, and other diversions that make it difficult to concentrate on the road.

At the same time, when you are forced to live away from East El Paso home you have to drive around in your car, use more gasoline, and eat out more often.