I've witnessed many pet
parents go to extreme lengths to exercise their two - year - old or four - year - old Labs and they still bounced off the walls at home.
Not exact matches
School phobia, the child's refusing
to go to school, is an example of
extreme fear which interferes with functioning;
parents should seek help at once.
But my
parents moved from the Wichita area
to extreme south central Missouri the summer before I
went to college.
A.
Parents tend
to go to one
extreme or the other.
I've talked
to parents who've
gone to the
extreme, even when their child didn't give them any reason
to suspect they were breaking family rules.
More specifically, once a
parent chooses
to begin ECing their baby or young toddler, they generally tend
to go from one
extreme to another... from exclusive dependence upon and use of diapers
to — > completely naked all the time.
Even if the kids have
gone to camp before and loved it, this year they bring with them
to camp
extreme uneasiness about what is
going on at home — even if their
parents haven't said a word
to them — that makes it hard for them
to take up life at camp.
Parents will leave disposable diapers on their babies hours longer than they should and some will even
go to the
extreme of reusing a disposable diaper!!
One reviewer calls this rocker a «life saver,» particularly if you have a baby with colic: «We are foster
parents to a little one that has an
extreme case of reflux and colic - he hasn't
gone more than a half an hour sleeping at a time, but last night slept for a whole 3 hours straight because of the Rockin» Play Auto and then and additional 2 1/2!!
Just logistically, this is
going to be tough for some
parents with kids who are at the
extremes of size.
Some
parents even
go to the
extreme of sending their child
to military school, but that approach is no longer considered the right way
to go and could even be dangerous.
This weekend I'm escaping the
extreme cold
to go visit my
parents at the beach in North Carolina!
A child
gone missing is the nightmare of every
parent, and nearly every mother or father has experienced that moment of
extreme distress overtake them when their child isn't where they think they're supposed
to be.
Provocative and unsettling, The Dinner explores parental responsibility for their children's behavior, as well as the
extreme lengths a
parent would
go to protect his or her child.
But in the hands of a skilled mediator a good outcome for the child can be arranged without
going to these
extremes: time is flexible, forms and types of
parent - child contact are many and varied, and there are «legal glosses» that can be satisfactorily applied
to all sorts of arrangements.
In some
extreme cases the alienating
parent will actually tell the child
to choose, «if you love me, then stay here, if you don't
go with them».
When domestic violence exists, the abusive partner may
go to extremes, telling lies
to their children about the other
parent, making the children believe the other
parent is crazy, and in
extreme cases cause parental alienation syndrome.
My decorating has always been a sort of «make - do» style of hand - me - downs and bargains but now I'm also learning
to let
go of the impossibility of
extreme cleaning (everyday) and complete order while solo
parenting three children age 6 and under.