Sentences with phrase «perhaps extra children»

Baby infant strollers are provided with various seats for 2 or perhaps extra children.

Not exact matches

Of course, if you work in an area with an open enrollment, perhaps the parents would be happy to drive their children to the better schools and live a little farther away in order to have that extra room.

Perhaps allowing the child to have a couple extra ice cream scoops for his birthday just one particular time contributed to a sweet tooth that eventually led to obesity and diabetes.

Single moms who were strict about their religious beliefs also had better - behaved children, perhaps because their parenting style provided extra structure for their children...

You are also a risk taker, so perhaps your children might benefit from extra supervision as they mature.

Perhaps you waited an extra year before enrolling your child in kindergarten, only to find that they are ready for first grade.

You may have to spend a few nights taking extra steps, perhaps letting your child sleep with you or staying in her room until she falls asleep, but it shouldn't be too long before she's getting to sleep by herself.

If your focus is on the convertibility of a crib to a toddler bed and a daybed — perhaps because you have multiple young children — you want to focus on how easy it is, and exactly what tools / extra purchases you need, to make the conversion successful.

«Children only see these as just another toy, perhaps with some special or extra abilities.

I believe that setting a fixed programme for the academic year is perhaps somewhat limiting, not only for individuals where attendance could be problematic, for example if they are running extra curricular clubs, have child care issues etc..

Perhaps your partner doesn't encourage extreme saving, or you have teenage children in your family and you don't want to deprive them of access to extra activities and opportunities.

If you want to leave some extra money to a child, grandchild, or perhaps a charity when they eventually pass away, a guaranteed universal life policy can be an efficient way to do.

If we begin to think help is needed — for the marital relationship, perhaps strained by the addition of a difficult child, for the health of other siblings in the family who may need extra support and coping skills, for the severely acting - out or depressed child — we are probably right and we must act quickly to find professional help, not giving up until some relief is felt.

Or perhaps they are thinking about the extra entertaining areas, where both parents and their children can entertain their friends at the same time, but separately.