Sentences with phrase «parents peace and comfort»

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The optimal environment where the physical and emotional comfort of dogs is paramount — and pet parents can work and travel with complete peace of mind.

In the early weeks and months of the child's life, parent - child intimacy means for the child the satisfaction of his needs for comfort, warmth, closeness, and peace.

I don't need other people to validate my parenting decisions, especially this one, because when I look at my little girl breastfeeding in the comfort of her mother's arms, finding rest and peace in the storm of being a three - nager, I already know I've made the right decision.

Today, Tommee Tippee innovations provide comfort for babies and peace of mind for parents in 45 countries around the world.

A reserved outsider whose childhood is marked by battling parents and (eventually) an absentee dad, Cathleen finds comfort and peace in Catholicism as a teenager; she tells her worldly, skeptical mother, Nora (Julianne Nicholson), that she's fallen in love with Jesus.

Was there really any gain to telling him except her own moral comfort which came at the expense of his peace of mind and her children's need for a two parent household.

Immediately visible amongst the large canvas oil - paintings are a collection of comfort objects and icons: a teddy bear, a stuffed otter and companion starfish, the Dutch rabbit character Miffy — outside actors that facilitate peace for the parent to the extent in which they console the child.

Choosing to place your child in a hand - selected adoptive home, knowing the type of family that your child will be embrace by, and having the opportunity to get to know the adoptive parents for yourself can bring birth parents comfort and peace.

Choosing to place your child in an adoptive home, knowing where your child is and getting to know the adoptive parents for yourself can bring you comfort and peace.