Sentences with phrase «overwhelming number of parents»

In my practice, the overwhelming number of parents who report that their children are doing well give two consistent factors:

An overwhelming number of parents said they would use a mobile app to receive notifications of important updates about their child's school.

You reach out to your mom groups on social media and an overwhelming number of parents recommend you buy an amber teething necklace.

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There is overwhelming evidence, from surveys both nationally and in a number of states, that parents do not, that they seek schools for their children in which clear standards come to expression.

We have yet to meet a parent who says they have enough time — that they aren't periodically (or frequently) overwhelmed by the sheer number of work / home...

Contemporary culture has made this already impossible job description all the more difficult by providing an overwhelming number of baby products, ever - changing safety guidelines, complex parenting philosophies, and endless opportunities to feel like we're doing it wrong and everyone knows it.

In all of the excitement of planning for the new arrival, expectant parents can be overwhelmed at the number of decisions and choices before them, causing emotions to run high.

However, we do think we can help you avoid a lot of frustration due to the overwhelming number of less - than - expert parenting advice available.

But the number of options available to new parents — infant seats, convertible car seats, booster seats, etc. (not to mention brands and models)-- can feel overwhelming especially for a purchase designed specifically to keep your baby safe in the event of a car accident.

Following a generous gift from the Patrick B. Sands family that allowed McLean Hospital to open a transitional living program for young women who have completed one of 3East's dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) programs for individuals with emerging borderline personality disorder, Patrick Sands said he was overwhelmed by the number of parents who thanked him for making such a program possible.

When a parent walks into a store today, they may be overwhelmed by the number of digital toys and games on the market touted as «educational.»

The number of books on parenting is astounding, and their advice, taken together, is overwhelming and often contradictory.

If you're overwhelmed by the sheer number of apps in the App Store, you may want to check out the curated lists of apps as well as the app search engine over at Common Sense Media — an organization focused on analyzing the content of everything from books and TV shows to apps and online games in order to help parents make informed choices about what their kids are consuming.

If you look at the overwhelming number of divorced parents who have remained friends, you invariably will see that one of the parents has sole custody (or what amounts to sole custody), but the other isn't concerned about this in the least.