Sentences with phrase «parents feeling independent»

It is a strong decision, and many children are happy to see their parents feeling independent and secure.

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A lot of family dramas happen around this time, because the child, the 16 year old or the 17 year old feels the parent want to still control them right at the moment when they want to become most independent.

After years spent pursuing largely independent activities, parents and their grown children felt as if they neither knew nor understood one another.

It is a way for the toddler to feel independent and to be thinking differently from his / her parents.

Thanks for watching this episode of The Family Couch In this episode of The Family Couch with with Patty Wipfler and Tosha Schore we discuss the theory called Hand in Hand Parenting Philosophy, which states that children are will become independent or be eager learners if they feel a safe connection with the adult trust.

In this episode of The Family Couch with with Patty Wipfler and Tosha Schore we discuss the theory called Hand in Hand Parenting Philosophy, which states that children are will become independent or be eager learners if they feel a safe connection with the adult trust.

When children can express their vulnerable feelings to a parent and see over time that they can have independent relationships with both parents, they can recover and grow through this experience.

Isn't there a way to offer the child an independent, yet safe sleep environment that allows them to feel comfortable and secure while at the same time allowing the parents to get a much needed good night's rest?

I'm a single independent intelligent down to earth woman I'm very open minded, I'm an old school metal head and I'm also a proud parent of teenage boys, if you would like to know anything else about me feel free to ask

Still, Danni's mother and some other St. Louis parents say they feel their children have gained more than they've lost with their transfers from Catholic schools to the St. Louis Charter School — one of the five independent...

Independent of the California ruling, teacher union leaders across the country have left no doubt how they feel about the role of parent as teacher.

Canterbury School, a preK3 - 12 independent, college preparatory school in Fort Myers, FL, is offering classes designed to help parents feel comfortable with their kids» using mobile devices and other technology in school.

Despite our feeling like independent adults, we still just acted like children who got out of control of their parents and demonstrated it to everybody around.

Setting up these communication channels will allow your parents to feel included in your life as well as help you ease into the independent life.

For example, a teenager who is visually impaired and also severely autistic — 4 Paws would place a dog with training that is called «facilitated guide work,» which the parent can use with the child to help them feel more independent.

It is always interesting to watch how children «test» their parents when they begin to feel more independent.

Pulp and paper giants APRIL and Asia Pulp & Paper (APP) got caught up in scandals that felt like throwbacks to their pre-NDPE days: APRIL for deforestation in Sumatran peatlands as well as transactions documented in the Paradise Papers, and APP for deforestation by allegedly «independent» suppliers that an Associated Press investigation said are actually owned by APP's parent Sinarmas.

Most of the parents surveyed reported feelings of distrust towards the services, believing that they were not sufficiently independent from local authorities.

The fear factor in everyday life is low and parents feel safe letting their children make independent decisions.

According to Independent, kids whose parents have too much control over them tend to turn into fibbers or liars as they don't feel safe about telling the truth.

Independent qualitative analysis using grounded theory demonstrated that parents found that the both parents and children felt the groups reduced isolation and empowered both populations to feel that things were not as «badly off» as they had originally thought prior to group participation (Curle et al., 2005).

In other words, the degree of parents» sensitivity and emotional availability to their children has been proven to play a huge role in their children's ability to feel existentially secure - something which paves the way for becoming healthily independent, well - rounded adults.

In summary, the findings suggest that family disadvantage, parent support, parental attitudes and feelings, and parental organisational levels, may all have independent associations with aspects of parenting thought to be important for children's cognitive and socio - emotional development, and for the development of a secure attachment between the parent and child.

But seriously, we are trying every day to not be the helicopter parents that our culture has trained us to be, and we really want our kids to feel independent yet loved.