Sentences with phrase «often than boys»

Girls were disciplined with teaching / verbal assertion more often than boys.

Girls at all three schools worried more often than boys that if they did or said something wrong, their friends would gang up on them and decide not to be their friends.

Girls seem to be accused of being bossy more often than boys do.

Not exact matches

When he tried to push McCarter off, the burly college boy pulled back and often gave better than he got.

Harkness» boys at RPI tended to be slower than a lot of other teams, and it seemed that whenever a really fast - skating team came up to Troy the arena would get terribly warm, so warm that the ice often became soft and slushy.

This boy loves the ball, and should ensure that Liverpool are far less porous in midfield than they often were last season.

Among boys more than two - thirds reported changing their eating to increase their muscle size or tone, including 11.6 % who did this often, and more than 90 % who exercised more, four out of ten who reported doing so often.

Parents of girls often worry more because of the simple fact that it's riskier for girls to run than for boys — more harm can come to them.

I also think that the corollary to the «boys shouldn't be girly» thing is that we're often a whole lot less upset about «boy» toys than «girl» toys.

Maybe because boys are often named after their fathers more often than girls are named after their mothers?

Boys are often later than girls.

Baby boys are a handful, and they often start to develop motor skills a bit quicker than baby girls.

And boys often start later and take longer to learn to use the potty than girls.

In a study that was done in 2001, titled Factors associated with Toilet Training in the 1990s done by Dr. R. Schum et al, AND another study done in 2003 titled Relationship between age at initiation of toilet training and duration of training: a prospective study by Blum NJ, Taubman B & Nemeth N show that while boys and girls often show readiness signals / behavior at similar ages, it has been shown that girls begin and complete potty training earlier than boys!

Often, girls will develop emotional and social skills more rapidly than boys.

It's a sad story, to be sure, but the silver lining here is that Jen left her boy with a responsible adult rather than leaving him in a dumpster, for example — an all too common scenario we'll often read about in the news.

If you've started the process, find out how often to ask kids - in - training if they need to go to the bathroom, and whether it's true that girls tend to ditch the diapers sooner than boys.

Often (maybe because I tended to have boys in a row), I found one sturdy toy for the «family» rather than individual purchases was best.

The true difference probably lies in new research that shows boys wind up in the emergency room more often than girls, even in infancy.

Luckily for parents of girls who often have to battle poop explosions, their daughters might just start potty learning sooner than little boys.

According to KidsHealth.org, boys often take longer to potty train than girls.

SIDS affects boys more often than girls.

This condition is more common in girls than boys and is more often seen in Caucasian children — although it is also seen more frequently in babies who are born with a low birth weight, or those who are born a few weeks earlier than their due date.

These skills and behaviors come together at the different ages depending on the child, but it's rarely before the age of 18 months, and — yes, it's true — boys often train later than girls.

Girls tend to be more fearful of risk than boys because they lack confidence and usually think more before they act (this is often a good thing!)

It also occurs more often in boys than girls, and most children are younger than five when they get it.

This is more common in boys than in girls and often is confused with diarrhea.

This is especially true for little boys because they are so often expected to be less emotional than little girls.

Often called color vision deficiency, this condition affects far more boys than girls.

This is more common in girls than in boys and often affects both legs.

So sometimes, even without realizing it, we demand and praise empathetic behavior less often in boys than in girls.

I'm betting that it is often little girls who are misunderstood and subdues too, more so than little boys.

Rome (as is often the case when discussing empires) is a good poster boy here - their economy and history truly was an example of the whole being greater than the parts.

Although we stray from the path more often than we care to admit, human society is all about the age - old business of boy meets girl and sets up home under a roof, so much so that it explains such things as the size of our testicles, the manifest oddities of the female reproductive system, and why we prefer to have sex in private.

O'Brien adds that it's also not known why the disease more often progresses in girls to a degree where treatment is required than it does in boys, at a rate of eight to one.

;D P.S. Your super-cute photoshoot with Lucky reminds me that I want to include one of my «kids» in a blog post again soon... but they're often even less patient than your handsome boy was!!

Often, we see that most women love fashion but now a day boys love fashion too more than women.

I tend to refer to my boys as little monkeys more often than not, since they tend to climb over EVERYTHING in our house.

Women who dismiss the idea of dating younger men often do so because they assume he'll be more boy than man.

Like how older boys often expect more out of a relationship than we had been used to.

Watch for the way that outer space (visited more often here than in the previous films combined) dissolves into the glow stars that still cling to Clark's childhood ceiling; the way that baseball is resuscitated America's central pastime; or the way that Singer cuts every cornball moment with a little humour at the expense of our childish hunger for it (like Lois sliding down a plastic slide, or a little boy's asthmatic wheeze off - camera).

We get familiar tropes, such as a single dad trying to find his sons, a teenage boy who is too shy to ask the school's beauty out but ends up becoming a hero in her eyes, and rival storm chasers (a truly annoying pair of «reality show» - caliber, stereotypical rednecks) who muck things up more often than not.

More often than not those movies are dreadful — possibly because they do contain a certain hottie and who needs plot, pacing or dialogue when you have [insert poster boy / girl name here]'s sexy sneer to bring in the bucks?

It gets hip genre credibility from the story contributions of «Hellboy» creator Mike Mignola and «Buffy» scribe Joss Whedon, but the best of intentions often lead to the worst of eventualities, and Atlantis is ultimately less «wow» than «oh, boy» and, eventually, «huh?»

Krasinski doesn't overdo it often, but the film's present silence ensures A Quiet Place has more than such a clever film needs every time there's a loud noise — and boy are the noises loud.

This new edition of the book need take nothing back: the refusal or inability (often as a result of litigation) of schools to take into account or respond to the distinctive characteristics of boys is even more marked, the gap in school achievement between boys and girls even more substantial and troubling than in 2000.

«How Schools Shortchange Girls» concluded that female students receive less attention from their teachers than boys do, are less apt to see girls and women reflected in their study materials, and are often not expected or encouraged to pursue higher - level mathematics and science.

Autistic women are diagnosed much less frequently — and often at an older age — than boys or men.

Boys have a thirst for knowledge but are often less mature learners than girls and they can be slower to grasp key skills, particularly literacy.

Yet the large majority of these diagnoses are for boys, who are diagnosed more than four times as often as girls.