Sentences with phrase «over their kids constantly»

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If he's the kid sitting in the front constantly raising his hand to ask questions just to show everyone how smart he is — that doesn't go over well in middle school, let alone the NFL.

While it seems you're constantly tripping over your kids» toys, you might not actually have enough to entertain every child at your playdate.

He constantly wanted his back rubbed (I didn't mind) and when he had his kids over, he wanted me to lay up under him.

And I didn't want to go through painting pretty walls because I feared that small kids would constantly put their hands all over them, and write on them.

They all agreed that, as much as it's a bad idea to constantly hover over your kids, it may also be dangerous to act too aloof; parenting is not something that should be polarized.

My kids and I are constantly fighting over the ball.

My husband is constantly fretting over how «everyone else's kid's sleep well» and wondering why ours doesn't and when will bedtime stop being such a battle so we can get some sleep too?

They climb all over that thing, and I constantly find myself saying to Chris, «Someone's going to break an arm... Someone's going to break a leg...» We are talking about really redoing his room this summer to make it into an actual big kid's room.

Constantly to be aware of what I say to them, what I want them to do and also just to really listen to what they are saying; I've worked with kids for over 15 years and what I have found is that kids know what they want and who they are better than any adult, we can learn a lot from them if we just listen and follow in their footsteps.

We have been doing a little renovation over in our house, removing our flooring that is constantly separating whenever the kids are running around, which we then need to kick back into place.

The city springs to life with throngs of people, rich colors, quick cuts, pulsating music, the spectre of skyscrapers hovering over Asia's largest slum, shaky cameras following kids running through the streets, and a story constantly cutting back and forth in time.

Farr approvingly cites the testimony of two teachers who were unable to make contact with their students» parents over the phone: «We would just start taking kids home, and we would wait at home until the parent came home, and we would just make home visits constantly,» recalls the unnamed TFAer.

Ozzie is absolutely obsessed with it to the point of just plain discussing, we have tried everything and Ozzie seeks Boomer out constantly to just lick his butt... and where ever Boomer lays whenever he gets up orkoves Ozzie is all over the spot, licking the carpet and making a weird movement with his mouth... it is driving me crazy, I have separated the 2 big dogs... it is hard because they have grown up together and it's like separating your kids... I'm just at a lose I have no idea what to do now...

Many North American parents tend to «overparent» their kids; this is also known as «helicopter parenting,» where they essentially hover over their child constantly, telling them what to do, when and how to do it, making sure homework is completed, choosing their child's subjects, checking and editing the final results, and badgering the child's teachers to improve his or her grades.

It provides daily, weekly, and monthly activity reports, which help parents feel reassured about what their kids are seeing and how they're spending screen time without having to peer over their shoulder constantly.

Regarding the well being of kids with divorced parents, the debate over what kind of custody arrangement is best rages on, but the Swedish study goes against some current thinking that kids in shared - custody routines are exposed to more stress due to constantly moving back and forth and the social disruption that can come along with it.

The stars» efforts come months after Halle Berry and Jennifer Garner successfully managed to campaign for an anti-paparazzi law, which imposes tougher penalties on cameramen who constantly tail public figures and their kids in California, and also makes it easier for parents to sue for damages over harassment.